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O. B. Garrison
President
E> M I O E
C. S. Moss
Vit < -President
D. T. KlNARD
Secretary and Treasurer
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\V. R. Williams
Historian
SENIORS
Cecil Abrams
"Abee"
Ncivbcrry, South Carolina
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
"No one can love and be wise at the
same time."
Private; Private; Private; Private; Member
of A. S. M. E.; Member Tau Beta Pi, '32
and '3 3; R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan,
Alabama.
Jail Birds' Club, '29.
Elisha Cureton Abrams
"Big Abraham"
Newberry, South Carolina
AGRONOMY
"Patience is hitter, but reward is sweet"
Private; Private; Private; Private; New-
berry County Club, '29, '30, '31; College
4-H Club, '31, '32, '3 3; College Grange,
'32, '33; Calhoun Literary Society, '33;
Agronomy Club, '32, '33, President, 33;
R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan, Alabama.
William Edward Ackerman
"Buddy"
White Hall, South Carolina
ZOOLOGY AND ENTOMOLOGY
"Determination makes dreams come true."
Private; Private; Private; First Lieutenant;
Glee Club, '29, '30, '32, '33; Junior Platoon,
'31, '32; Rifle Marksman, R. O. T. C,
Fort McClellan, Alabama.
SENIORS
Eugene Jackson Adams
"Gene"
Birmingham, Alabama
TEXTILE CHEMISTRY AND DYEING
"Doubt anyone or everyone, but never
yourself."
Private; Private; Sergeant; Captain S-3; As-
sociate Editor Tiger; Literary Editor Taps;
Secretary and Treasurer Blue Key, '3 2, '3 3;
Kappa Phi, President, '3 3; Sophomore, Jun-
ior and Senior Dancing Clubs; Chairman
Dance Committee Central Dance Associa-
tion; R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan, '32.
Charles Anthony Arrington
Ninety Six, South Carolina
civil engineering
"You don't live but once. If yon work it
right, once is enough."
Private; Corporal; Battalion Supply Ser-
geant; First Lieutenant; Palmetto Literary
Society, '31, '3 2; Staff Sergeants' Club;
Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; Junior and Senior "Y"
Councils; Vice-President State B. S. U.;
President B. Y. P. U.; Tau Beta Pi; A. S.
C. E., '31, '32, '33; Kamp Klarke Klan;
Junior Platoon; R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan,
Alabama.
William Greene Ashmore
"Bill"
Greenville, South Carolina
TEXTILE chemistri
"Mottoes, epitaphs, etc., should be on tomb-
stones— read mine there."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Captain, S4
Regimental Staff; The Tiger Staff, '31, '32,
Editor-in-Chief, '3 3; Charter Member Blue
Key, '32; Phi Psi, '32; Junior Warden, '3 3;
Alpha Chi Psi; Greenville Club, '3 0, '31,
'3 2, Vice-President, '3 3; Central Dance As-
sociation, '3 3; Junior and Senior Dancing
Clubs; R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan,
Alabama.
SENIORS
Clarence Linden Hutchins Baer
"Bunny"
Spartanburg, South Carolina
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
"The more you know you know, you know,
you know you know the less."
Private; Private; Private; Senior Private;
Aero Club, '3 0, '31, '3 2, '3 3; A. S. M. E.,
'32, '33; Tau Beta Pi, '33.
Joe Marshall Balllntine
Anderson, South Carolina
textile chemistry and dyeing
"Ah, but a man's reach should e\eeed his
grasp,
Or what's a heaven for?"
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieuten-
ant (Battalion Adjutant); Alpha Chi Psi,
Vice-President, '3 3; Honor Sophomore Phi
Psi Fraternity, '31, Secretary and Treasurer,
'32, President, '3 3; Sophomore, Junior and
Senior Dancing Clubs; Central Dance Asso-
ciation, '3 3; Anderson County Club, Vice-
President, '32, Secretary and Treasurer, '33;
Marksman, R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan,
Alabama.
Purvis William Bane
"Horizontal"
Mullins, South Carolina
AGRIC ULTURAI 1 N(,1M 1 RING
"The darkest hour in any man's life i$ when
he sits down to figure out bow be can get
rich without working."
Private; Private; Private; Guidon Bearer;
R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan, Alabama; Box-
ing Team, '3 1, '3 2; Track Team, '3 2, '3 3;
A. S. A. E., '32, '3 3; Sophomore, Junior and
Senior Dancing Clubs.
SENIORS
Charles Lamar Banister
"Charlie"
Chester, South Carolina
civil engineering
"Character is the only true diploma."
Private; Private; Private; Second Lieuten-
ant; Varsity Boxing, '3 2, '3 3; South Caro-
lina Welterweight Boxing Champion, '33;
Block "C" Club, '3 3; President Chester
County Club, '33; A. S. C. E., '32, '33;
Kamp Klarke Klan, '31; R. O. T. C, Camp
McClellan, Alabama, '32.
Lewis John Barbare
"Alex"
Greenville, South Carolina
textile engineering
"Do the best that you can, and cease
worrying."
Private; Private; Private; Private; Freshman
Basket-ball, '29; Varsity Basket-ball, '30;
Varsity Baseball, '31; R. O. T. C, Fort Mc-
Clellan, Alabama; Fourth Corps Area Rifle
Team, '32.
1 1 1 rbert Brice Beck ii \\i
"Teeny"
Lancaster, South Carolina
ME< HANK Al I NGIN] I KING
"Be a gentleman — the highest calling
of man."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieuten-
ant (Executive Officer); Tau Beta Pi, '33;
Tiger Brotherhood, '3 3; Senior Dancing
Club; Junior Platoon; Rifle Marksman,
R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan, Alabama.
SENIORS
Edward Wvly Bigger
York, South Carolina
HORTICULTURE
"Life is too short to make two reputations,
so while making, make a good one."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Senior Private;
Alpha Zeta, '3 3; Tiger Brotherhood, '33;
Horticulture Society, '32, '33; Y. M. C. A.
Council, '30, '31, '3 2, '33; Rifle Marksman-
ship, R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan, Alabama.
Judson Kenneth Bishop
"Bish"
Brauchi ille, South Carolina
AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY
"Live, and let live."
Tiger Staff Reporter, '31; Alpha Zeta, '31,
'32. Treasurer, '32, '33; Junior Y. M. C. A.
Council, '31, '3 2; Senior Y. M. C. A. Coun-
cil, '3 2, '3 3; International Relations Club,
'33.
Marvin Lister Bonn
"Lindy"
Pom aria, South Carolina
ENTOMOLOGY
" 'Tis better to have tried and jailed, than
never to have tried at all."
Private; Private; Private; Second Lieuten-
ant; Band, '30, '3 1, '32, '33; Freshman
Baseball; Boxing, '32; Entomology Seminar;
R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan, Alabama.
SENIORS
Hal Quefton Boggs
"Q. B."
Calhoun, South Carolina
ARTS AND SCIENCE
"Experience is one of the things you caul
get for nothing."
Private; Private; Private; Guidon Bearer;
Senior Dancing Club; Third Term President
Calhoun Literary Society; Pi Gamma Delta;
Charter Member Orion Club.
Mendel Alex Bouknight
"Doc"
Irmo, South Carolina
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
"To him who talks and talks and talks this
motto should appeal,
The steam that toots the whistle never
turns a wheel."
Private; Private; Private; Senior Private;
Palmetto Literary Society, '3 0, '31; Fresh-
man Football, '3 0; Rifle Marksman, R. O.
T. C, Fort McClellan, Alabama.
Thomas Otis Bowen
"T. O."
Pickens, South Carolina
AGRONOMY
"Be what you are and not pretend to he
what you are not."
Private; Corporal; First Sergeant; Captain;
R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Alabama;
Junior Platoon, '3 2; Vice-President First
Sergeants Club; President Blue Key, '33;
President College 4-H Club, '3 3; Master
College Grange, '3 3; Literary Society, '3 0,
'3 1, '3 2, '3 3; Tiger Brotherhood, '31, '3 2,
'3 3; Censor Alpha Zeta, '3 3; President
Freshman Y. M. C. A. Council; Sophomore,
Junior and Senior Y. M. C. A. Councils; Re-
cording Secretary Y. M. C. A.; Winner of
Trustees Medal, '3 1. Winner of South Caro-
lina Intercollegiate Oratorical Contest, '32;
Agronomy Club, '33; Sabre Club, '33.
SENIORS
William Andrew Bowles
"Bill," "Jew"
Columbia, South Carolina
ARCHITECTURE
"Why worry?"
Private; Corporal; Drum Major; Executive
Officer; Racketeers, '3 1; Jungaleers, '32,
'3 3; Calhoun Literary Society, '30; Minaret
Club, '30, '31, '3 2, '3 3, President; R. O. T.
C, Fort McClellan, Alabama, '32; Sigma Ep-
silon, '32, '33; Intramural Basket-ball;
Swimming, '32, '33; Columbia Club, '31,
'32; Sophomore Dancing Club, '31.
Jesse DuBoise Boynton
"Eagle"
White Hall, South Carolina
ANIMAL HUSBANDRY
"Take everybody's advice — then do as you
please."
Private; Private; Private; Senior Private;
Animal Husbandry Club, '3 2, '3 3; Dairy
Club, '31, '32; Colleton County Club, '28,
'29, '32, '33.
George Legare Broadway
"Bullet"
Sumter, South Carolina
ANIMAL HUSBANDRY
"Never explain — your friends don't need it,
and your enemies won't believe yon any-
way."
Private; Private; Private; Senior Private;
Junior Y. M. C. A. Council, '3 1, '32; Senior
Y. M. C. A. Council, '3 2, '3 3; Dairy Club,
'3 1, '\2; R. C). T. C, Fort McClellan, Ala-
bama.
SENIORS
Edwin Albert Burgess
"Ed"
Belfon, South Carolina
AGRONOMY
"The motto of wisdom is: 'To serve all, but
love only one.' "
Private; Private; Sergeant; Private Again;
Junior Dancing Club; Senior Dancing Club;
Agronomy Club; Football, '31; Anderson
County Club; Member of Clemson R. O. T.
C. Baseball Team; R. O. T. C. Camp, Fort
McClellan, Alabama.
Wyatt Aiken Burgess
"Hatchet," "Sphinx," "Stone Face"
Belfon, South Carolina
textile engineering
"A cjuittcr never wins ami a winner never
quits."
Private; Corporal; Private; Second Lieuten-
ant; Baseball, '30, '31, '32; Rifle Team, '32,
Captain, '3 3; Rifle Team, Fort McClellan,
Alabama, '3 2, Marksman, Fort McClellan,
Alabama; Member Block "C" Club, '32, '33.
Christopher Fitzsimmons Burns
"Squat"
Columbia, Smith Carolina
textile industrial education
"Paint the %Oul, inter mind the legs ami
arms."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Private Again;
Freshman Football, '29; Varsity Football,
'30, '3 1; R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan, Ala-
bama; Junior Platoon; Ring Committee,
'3 3; Senior Dancing Club, '3 3.
SENIORS
Hazel Lawrence Byrd
"Flag Pole"
Darlington, South Carolina
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING INDUSTRIAL
EDUCATION
"Yon arc not abut you think yon arc; hut
what you think, you are."
Private; Private; Very Private; Senior Pri-
vate; Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Danc-
ing Clubs; Calhoun Literary Society, '30,
'31; Debating Team, '30, '31; R. O. T. C,
Fort McClellan, Alabama, '32; Secretary of
Iota Lambda Sigma, '32, '33.
Archibald McLucas Calhoun
"Arp"
Clio, South Carolina
AGRONOMY
"Speech is great, hut silence is greater."
Private; Private; Private; Private; Agron-
omy Club, '31, '3 2, '3 3; Calhoun Literary
Society, '3 2, '3 3; Marlboro County Club;
Junior and Senior Dancing Clubs.
John William Can iri i i
"Bill"
Pickens, South Carolina
INDUSTRIAl 1 N(,IN'l 1 RING
"What I am and what I hope to he, I owe
to m y loved ones."
Private; Private; First Lieutenant; Battalion
Adjutant; Pickens County Club, '28, '29,
'30; Jail Birds Club, '29, '30; Motor Club,
'3 1, '32; Iota Lambda Sigma, Honorary Fra-
ternity, '31, '32, '33, President, '32, '33;
Chairman Display, Engineer- Architecture's
Day, '3 2; R. C). T. C, Fort McClellan, An-
niston, Alabama.
SENIORS
Parks Baskin Chappell
"Buddy"
Bishopi ille, South Carolina
agricultural engineering
"Thoughts, arc mightier than strength of
hand."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieuten-
ant; A. S. A. E., '31, '32, '33, Secretary-
Treasurer, '31, '3 2; Kappa Phi; R. O. T. C,
Fort McClellan, Alabama; Rifle Marksman.
Paul Gilreath Chastain
"P. G."
Taylors, South Carolina
agricultural education
"A man hath joy in the answer of his
mouth; a word in due season, how good is
if."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Captain, S-l;
Calhoun Literary Society, '3 0, '31; Palmetto
Literary Society, '31, '32, '33, President,
'3 3; Charter Member, Alpha Tau Alpha, '3 2,
Secretary and Treasurer, 33; Saber Club,
'32, '33; R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan, Ala-
bama; College 4-H Club, '31, '3 2, '3 3;
Company Boxing, '31, '32; Education Club,
'32; Junior and Senior "Y" Councils.
Charles Herbert Cheatham
"Madam"
Coronaco, South Carolina
agricultural chemistry
"Love many and trust feu, hut always pad-
dle your own canoe."
Private; Private; Private; Second Lieuten-
ant; Palmetto Literary Society, '3 1, '32, '33,
Chaplain, Third Term, '3 3, President,
Fourth Term, '33; Junior and Senior Danc-
ing Clubs; Junior and Senior "Y" Councils;
R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan, Alabama.
SENIORS
Robert Johnson Clarkson
"Bob"
Camden, South Carolina
TEXTILE ENGINEERING
"Be a gentleman — the highest calling of
man."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieuten-
ant; Freshman Football, '29; Freshman Bas-
ket-ball, '3 0; R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan,
Alabama; Junior Platoon.
Henry Austin Clayton
"H. A."
Jackson i ille, Florida
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
"He who loves is a fool; he who lores not is
a bachelor."
Private; Private; Private; Senior Private;
Rifle Team, '29; Palmetto Literary Society,
'29, '30; A. I. E. E., '32, '33; Senior Danc-
ing Club, '33; Rifle Marksman, R. O. T. C,
Fort McClellan, Alabama.
Frank Thomas On ton
"Frank"
Florence, South Carolina
hor nc ui TUR]
"All that I am I one to my mother; all that
I am not I one to myself."
Private; Private; Private; Second Lieuten-
ant; Junior and Senior Dancing Clubs; Hor-
ticulture Society, '32, '3 3; Marksman, R. O.
T. C, Fort McClellan, Alabama.
SENIORS
James Rutledge Coleman
"J- R-"
Hyman, South Carolina
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
"There is always a better way."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Private; Rifle
Team, '29; A. I. E. E., '31, '32.
George Nicholas Constan
"Rah-Rah," "George-Key"
Columbia, South Carolina
CHEMISTRY
"Don't near a mask; expose thy trueself and
fight."
Private; Corporal; Supply Sergeant; Second
Lieutenant; Cheer Leader, '31, '32, '33,
Head Cheer Leader, '32, '3 3; Glee Club, '3 0,
'31, '32, '33; Junior Boxing Manager, '32;
Senior Manager, '3 3; Block "C" Club, '3 3;
Junior Dancing Club, '3 2; Rifle Marksman,
Fort McClellan, Alabama, '32; Sigma Ep-
silon
Johnson Craig
"J"
Central, Smith Carolina
ARTS AND SCIINCE
"Earth's noblest thing, a woman perfected."
Private; Private; Private; Private; Freshman
Football, '29; Freshman Basket-ball, '30;
Varsity Football, '30, '31, '32; Varsity
Basket-ball, '31, '32, '33; Varsity Track,
'31, '32, Captain, '33; Block "C", '30, '31,
'32, Vice-President, '32, '33; Winner of
Fourth Corps Area Shot Put and High
Jump; R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan, Ala-
bama.
SENIORS
Marvin Robert Cr an ford
"Croggins"
Kings Mountain, North Carolina
TEXTILE ENGINEERING
"Love for one, friendship for a few, and re-
spect for many."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieuten-
ant (Executive Officer); Phi Psi Fraternity,
'32, Senior Warden, '3 3; North Carolina
Club; Junior Platoon, '3 2; Rifle Marksman;
R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan, Alabama.
Wayne Robert Culp
"Preacher"
Inman, South Carolina
ANIMAL HUSBANDRY
"Take your time; he who hastens,
st n in hies."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Second Lieu-
tenant; Sophomore Dancing Club, '30, '31;
Senior Dancing Club, '3 2, '3 3; Animal Hus-
bandry Club, '31, '3 2, President, '3 2, '3 3;
Spartanburg County Club, '29, '30, '31,
'32; Dairy Club, '31, '32.
William Danii l Dantzi i r
"Bill," "Dmi"
Vance, South ' Carolina
AGRONOMY
"Somen here she waits to make yon win,"
Your soul in her firm, white hand —
Somewhere the gods have made for you,
The woman who understands."
Day Cadet, '30, '31, '32, Senior Private, '33;
Y. M. C. A. Basket-ball Team, '30; Agron-
omy Club, '32, '33; Junior Platoon, '32; R.
O. T. C, Fort McClellan, Alabama.
SENIORS
Griffith Byrd Dorn
"G. B."
Greenwood, South Carolina
TEXTILE CHEMISTRY
"Your tomorrow is going to be what your
today makes if!"
Private; Private; Sergeant; Private; Phi Psi,
'31, '32, '33; Palmetto Literary Society, '31,
'32, '33; Senior "Y" Council; R. O. T. C.;
Chemical Warfare Service, Edgewood Ar-
senal, Maryland; Junior Platoon.
Cornelius F. Earnhardt
"Smiley"
Spartanburg, South Carolina
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
"Do common things, uncommonly well"
Private; Corporal; First Sergeant; Private;
President Sophomore Class; President Junior
Dancing Club; President Central Dance As-
sociation; Junior Vice-President Spartan-
burg-Clemson Club, '32, Vice-President,
'33; First Sergeants' Club; Tennis Team,
'30; A. I. E. E., '31; A. S. M. E., '33; R. O.
T. C, Fort McClellan, Alabama.
Robert Cook Edwards
"Smokey"
Fountain Inn, South Carolina
\\ 1 WING AND DESIGNING
"Determination makes dreams come true."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieuten-
ant; Freshman, Football, '29, Manager, '30;
Assistant Manager Varsity Football, '31,
Manager, '3 2; Block "C" Club, '3 2; Phi Psi
Fraternity, '3 3; Rifle Marksman, R. O.
T. C, Fort McClellan, Alabama; Laurens
County Club, '29, '3 0.
SENIORS
Clarence McCall Ellerbe
"Sarge"
Bishopville, South Carolina
HORTICULTURE
"Make yourself an honest man, and then you
may be sure that there is one rascal less in
the world."
Private; Corporal; Battalion Major; Captain
S-2; Rifle Marksman, R. O. T. C, Fort
McClellan, Alabama; Sabre Club; Senior
Disciplinary Council; Photo Editor Taps,
'33; Horticulture Club, '32, '3 3; Secretary
and Treasurer, '3 2; Commencement Mar-
shal, '3 2; Junior Platoon; Staff Sergeants
Club; Charter Member Blue Key Fraternity;
Finance Committee of Central Dance Asso-
ciation.
Norman B. Flagg
"N. B."
Lake Wales, Florida
ARCHITECTURE
"Flay square with yourself."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieuten-
ant (Executive) Headquarters Company;
Football, '31, '32; Block "C" Club; Minaret
Club.
Charles Floyd
"Charlie"
Greenville, South Carolina
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
"Why worry?"
Private; Private; Sergeant; hirst Lieutenant;
Junior Platoon; R. O. T. C, Fort Mc-
Clellan, Alabama; A. S. M. E.J Senior Danc-
ing Club; Greenville County Club.
SENIORS
George Elliott Fogle
"Jug"
Orangeburg, South Carolina
TEXTILE CHEMISTRY AND DYEING
"I'm just a dreamer whose dreams go astray,
They call me the fool in the play."
Private; Corporal; Private; First Lieutenant;
Tiger Brotherhood; Senior Dancing Club;
R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan, Alabama;
Junior Platoon.
Nathan Joseph Forb
"Jasper"
Saluda, South Carolina
electrical engineering
"What is north hating, is north working
for."
Private; Private; Private; Second Lieutenant
Headquarters Company; Sophomore Danc-
ing Club, '30, '31; Junior Dancing Club,
'31, '32; Senior Dancing Club '32, '33;
A. I. E. E., '32, '33; R. O. T. C, Fort Mc-
Clellan, Alabama; Junior Platoon '32.
James Leslie Ogden Foster
"Jello"
Chesnee, South Carolina
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Private; Corporal; First Sergeant; First
Lieutenant (Executive Officer); Private;
Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Phi; Charter Member
Blue Key; Tiger Brotherhood; Staff Reporter
The Tiger, '31, '32, Managing Editor, '33,
Associate Editor, '3 3; President First Ser-
geants Club, '3 2; President Senior Dancing
Club, '3 3; Spartanburg Clemson Club, '32,
'33; Central Dance Association, '33; A. I.
E. E., '32.
SENIORS
George Norman Frey
Fair Forest, South Carolina
DAIRY HUSBANDRY
"// you want a friend, be one."
Private; Private; Private; First Lieutenant;
Freshman Football, '29; Dairy Club, 532,
'33; Junior Platoon; R. O. T. C, Fort Mc-
Clellan, Alabama.
John Leonard Fulmer
"Wild John"
Prosperity, South Carolina
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
"Sympathy is the sum of all virtues."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Captain; New-
berry County Club, '29, '30; Track, '31, '33;
Cross Country Team, '30; Freshman, Sopho-
more, Junior, Senior "Y" Councils; Secretary,
Senior "Y" Council; Associate Editor "Y"
Handbook; "Y" Cabinet, '32, '33; Tiger
Brotherhood, '32, '33; Sabre Club, '32, '33;
Senior Disciplinary Council; Guide, Junior
Platoon; College Grange; Honor Sophomore
Alpha Zeta, '3 1 ; Chancellor Alpha Zeta,
'32, '33; Rifle Marksman, R. O. T. C, Fort
McClellan, Alabama.
Leonard C. Gaines
"Gainey"
Anderson, South Carolina
architecture
"He who does nothing for others does noth-
ing for himself."
Private; Corporal; Private; Lieutenant;
Band, '30, '31, '32, '33; Minaret Club, '30,
'31, '32, '33; Junior Platoon, '32; R. O.
T. C, Fort McClellan, Alabama, '3 2; An-
derson Club, '30, '31, '32, '33.
SENIORS
Samuel Perdrieau Galphin
"Sam"
Holly Hill, South Carolina
ANIMAL HUSBANDRY
"A good name is rather to be chosen than
great riches, and loving favor rather than
silver and gold."
Private; Corporal; First Sergeant; Lieuten-
ant Colonel; Sabre Club, '3 3; First Sergeants
Club, '3 2; "Y" Cabinet, '3 3; Junior and
Senior "Y" Councils, '3 2 and '3 3; B. S. U.
Council, '3 3; Dairy Club, '31, '3 2; Animal
Husbandry Club, '3 1 ; College Rifle Team,
'32, '33; R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan,
Alabama.
Olen Bronford Garrison
"Oberg"
Denmark, South Carolina
horticulture
"From the lowest depth there is a path to
the loftiest height:'
Private; Corporal; Sergeant Major; Major;
Glee Club, '29, '30; "Y" Council, '29, '30,
'31, '3 2; President Junior Council; "Y"
Cabinet; Vice-President Blue Key; Vice-
President Staff Sergeants Club; Palmetto
Literary Society, '31; Junior Platoon; R. O.
T. C, Camp McClellan, Alabama; Scribe of
Alpha Zeta; Horticulture Club; Central
Dance Committee; Chief Commencement
Marshal; First Lieutenant Sabre Club;
Chairman of Senior Disciplinary Council;
President Senior Class.
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William Henry Gist
"Will"
Carlisle, South Carolina
electrical engineering
"There is always a better ivay."
Private; Private; Sergeant; Second Lieuten-
ant; Tau Beta Pi, '32, '33; A. I. E. E., '32,
'3 3; Dancing Clubs; R. O. T. C, Fort Mc-
Clellan, Alabama.
SENIORS
Newton Browne Glenn
"Big Chief Lim"
Anderson, South Carolina
ARTS AND SCIENCE
" 'Tis better to have loved and lost, then
never to have loved at all — sez somebody
else."
Private; Corporal; Color Sergeant; Regi-
mental Captain S-S; Vice-President Sopho-
more Class; President Sophomore Y. M. C.
A. Council; Cabinet, '32, '33; "Y" Council,
'30, '31, '32, '33; President Y. M. C. A.,
'3 3; Tiger Brotherhood, '3 2, '3 3; President
Staff Sergeants Club, '3 2; Blue Key, '33;
Sabre Club, '3 3; Palmetto Literary Society,
'32, '33, Literary Critic, '32, Vice-President,
'33; Block "C" Club; Manager Track Team,
'3 3; Junior and Senior Dancing Clubs, '32,
'3 3, Vice-President, '32; Junior Platoon,
'32; Fort McClellan, Alabama, '3 3.
Louis Marett Glymph
Greenville, South Carolina
AGRICULTURAL engineering
"Be what you are."
Private; Private; Sergeant; Second Lieuten-
ant; A. S. A. E., Vice-President, '32, Presi-
dent, '33; Marksman, R. O. T. C, Fort Mc-
Clellan, Alabama.
William Edwin Gore
"Bill"
Lor is, South Carolina
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
"A man's value in the world is estimated
and paid for according to the ability he uses,
not what he may possess."
Private; Corporal; First Sergeant; Captain;
Alpha Zeta, '3 1, '32; Senior Disciplinary
Council; Sabre Club; Charter Member Al-
pha Tau Alpha, Vice-President, '3 2; Blue
Key; Tiger Brotherhood; Palmetto Literary
Society, '3 1, '32; Commencement Marshal,
'32; Sophomore, Junior and Senior Y. M.
C. A. Council; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, Chair-
man of Evening Watch Committee, '32,
'3 3; Junior .\nd Senior Dancing Clubs; First
Sergeants Club; Junior Platoon; Winner of
R. W. Simpson Medal; Best Drilled Cadet,
'3 2; Rifle Marksman, R. C). T. C, Fort Mc-
Clellan, Alabama.
SENIORS
Andrew R. Hamilton
"Andy"
Easley, South Carolina
TEXTILE ENGINEERING
"Insist on yourself; never imitate."
Private; Private; Private; Second Lieuten-
ant; Band, '30, '31, '32, '33; Phi Psi Fra-
ternity, '31, '32, '33.
Julian Edgar Hankinson
' 'Little' Pete Hank"
Aiken, South Carolina
CHEMISTRY
"The greatest of faults is to be conscious
of none."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Freshman
Track, Track, '32, '33; Boxing, '32, '33;
Middleweight Intermural Boxing Champion,
'3 0; R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan, Alabama.
Fulton LeRoy Harley
"Unk"
jan/ison, South Carolina
textile engineering
"Strive to make the world a better place in
which to Inc."
Private; Private; Private; Senior Private;
Y. M. C. A. Councils, Four Years (1929-
1933); Phi Psi, '32, '33; Calhoun Literary
Society, '30, '31; B. S. U., '31, '32, '33;
Y. M. C. A. Handbook Committee, '31, '32.
SENIORS
Roy Harrelson
Tabor, North Carolina
ENGINEERING INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
Private; Private; More Private; Senior Pri-
vate; North Carolina Club; Iota Lambda
Sigma Fraternity, '3 2, Vice-President, '3 3;
Senior Private Club.
John C. Heinemann
"Heinie"
Georgetown, South Carolina
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Private; Fresh-
man Football, Varsity Football, '31, '3 2,
Captain-elect, '3 3.
James Thomas Herbert
"Dick"
Saluda, South Carolina
TEXTILE ( 111 MIS I RV AND DY1 ING
"You can't tell the depth cf a well b) the
length <if the handle on the pump."
Private; Private; Private; Senior Private;
Junior Dancing Club; Senior Dancing Club.
SENIORS
Thomas Howard Hewitt
"Tommic"
Florence, South Carolina
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
"The elevator to success is not running; take
the stairs."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Private; Tiger
Staff, '31, '32; A. S. M. 2.; Tau Beta Pi.
Howard Berriman Hicks
"Monk"
Chesnee, South Carolina
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
"Great minds have purposes, others have
■wishes."
Private; Private; Sergeant; Executive Lieu-
tenant; Palmetto Literary Society, '3 2; Tiger
Brotherhood, '3 3; R. O. T. C. Camp, Fort
McClellan, Alabama.
Robert Everett Holm an
"Kootsie"
Florence, South Carolina
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
"Let a man practice the profession which
he knows best."
Private; Corporal; First Sergeant; Captain;
Glee Club, '30; Sigma Epsilon Fraternity,
'30, '31, '32, '33, President, '32; First Ser-
geants Club, Secretary, '32; A. S. M. E.,
'32, '3 3; Senior Dancing Club; Finance
Chairman Central Dance Club; R. O. T. C.
Camp, Fort McClellan, Alabama.
SENIORS
Egbert Wilson Hollingsworth
Green wood, South Carolina
TEXTILE CHEMISTRY
"When duty and pleasure conflict, let your
conscience be your guide."
Private; Private; Sergeant; First Lieutenant;
Phi Psi Fraternity, '32, '3 3; R. O. T. C.
Chemical Warfare School, Edgewood Ar-
senal.
Lew R. Hoyt
"Lucy"
Sumter, South Carolina
ARCHITECTURE
"If at first yon don't succeed, try — ."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Second Lieu-
tenant; Minaret Club, '30, '31, '32, '33;
Band, '30, '31, '32, '33; Company Basket-
ball, '30, '31, '32, '33.
Marvin L. Huckabee
"Huck."
Marion, South Carolina
II xill l CHEMISTRY AND DYEING
"If I succeed in life, I one it to my mother
and dad; if I fail, I, alone, am responsible."
Private; Corporal; Private; Private; Fresh-
man Football; Varsity Football, '3 0, '31;
Boxing, '30, '3 1, '32; Freshman Relay Team;
Varsity Track, '30; R. C). T. C.' Camp,
Edgewood Arsenal; Sharpshooter, Pistol-D.
SENIORS
William Putnam Hunter
"Pithids"
Laurens, South Carolina
ENTOMOLOGY
"Serve wisely but not too well."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Executive
Lieutenant; Rifle Team, '30, '31, '32, '33,
Manager; Fort McClellan, Alabama, Rifle
Team, '3 2; Alpha Zeta, '3 2, '3 3.
Frederick Crane Jackson
"Jack"
Torrington, Connecticut
electrical engineering
"Hypocrisy is the homage which vice pays
to i irtue."
Private; Private; Private; Senior Private;
Sophomore Dancing Club; Senior Dancing
Club; R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan, Ala-
bama; Tau Beta Pi.
Wade Hampton Jordan
"Wade"
Conway, South Carolina
AGRICULTURAl 11)1 ( \IIO\
"Do right ami fear no man. Don't write,
and fear no woman."
Private; Corporal; Private; Senior Private;
R. O. T. C., Fort McClellan, Alabama;
Florry County Club, '29, '30; Freshman,
Sophomore, Junior and Senior "Y" Coun-
cils; Alpha Tau Alpha; Senior Dancing
Club; Tiger Brotherhood.
SENIORS
Willie Keith Jordan
"Joe E."
Olanta, South Carolina
DAIRY HUSBANDRY
"A quitter never uius, ami a winner never
quits."
Private; Corporal; Private; Private; Tiger
Staff, '29, '30; Dairy Club, '29, *30, '31,
'32, '33; Florence County Club, '28, '29;
Elected Pledge to Alpha Zeta, '3 2; R. O.
T. C, Fort McClellan, Alabama, '32.
Max Harold Karelitz
"Max"
Fountain Inn, South Carolina
electrical engineering
"One lives for little, who lives for self
alone."
Private; Private; Private; Senior Private;
A. I. E. E., '3 3; Tiger Brotherhood, '3 3;
Varsity Boxing, '31; R. O. T. C, Fort Mc-
Clellan, Alabama.
William Bryan Killer
"Little Judge"
Clemson College, South Carolina
(Ml MISTRY
"Everything will be adjusted m due time."
Day Cadet; Pistol Marksman, R. O. T. C,
Chemical Warfare Camp, Edgewood Arsenal,
Maryland.
SENIORS
David Harvey Kennemur, Jr.
"Chip," "D. H."
Liberty, South Carolina
TEXTILE CHEMISTRY AND DYEING
"Never be discouraged — never give up."
Private; Corporal; First Sergeant; Day Ca-
det; Phi Psi, '31, Senior Warden, '33; Tiger
Brotherhood, '3 0, '31; First Sergeants Club,
'31; Palmetto Literary Society, '3 0, '31;
Y. M. C. A. Councils, '29, '30, '31; Regi-
mental Bantamweight Boxing Champion,
'3 0; Varsity Boxing, '31; Block "C" Club;
R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan, Alabama, '3 3.
Marion Eugene Kinsler
Central, South Carolina
TEXTILE ENGINEERING
Private; Private; Private; Private; Private.
Earle Edward Latham
"E ," "Foots"
York, South Carolina
ZOOLOGY AND ENTOMOLOGY
"A man\ value in the it arid is estimated and
paid for according to the ability he uses, not
u bat he ma) possess.
Private; Private; Sergeant; First Lieutenant;
Glee Club, '3 0, '31, '3 2; Palmetto Literary
Society, '30, '31, '32, '33, Corresponding
Secretary, '3 2, Vice-President, '3 3; Fresh-
man, Sophomore, Junior and Senior Coun-
cils; Junior and Senior Dancing Clubs; Non-
R. O. T. C, '3 3; Entomology Seminar.
SENIORS
Elmore Grenville Lawton
"E. G."
T hacker, West Virginia
CIVIL ENGINEERING
"Count that day lost whose low descending
sun
Views from thy hand no worthy action
done."
Private; Corporal; First Lieutenant; Cap-
tain; Secretary-Treasurer Class, '3 2; Tau
Beta Pi, '3 2, '3 3; Honor Member A. S.
C. E., '31; First Sergeants Club, '3 2; Marks-
man, R. O. T. C. Camp, Fort McClellan,
'32; Crack Junior Platoon, '32; Kamp
Klarke Klan, '31.
Francis Asbury Lawton, Jr.
"Squat"
Thacker, West Virginia
CIVIL ENGINEERING
"Ah! But a man's reach should exceed his
grasp, or what's a heaven for?"
Private; Corporal; Private; Private; Guidon
Bearer; "Rat" Football, '29; A. S. C. E.,
'3 2, '3 3; Kamp Klarke Klan, '31; R. O.
T. C. Camp, Fort McClellan, Alabama.
Charles Vernon Layton
"Charlie"
Enoree, South Carolina
"Youth fades; love droops; the leaves of
friendships fall;
A mother's secret hope outlives them all."
Private; Corporal; Private; Private; Pal-
metto Literary Society, '31, '32; Calhoun
Literary Society, '32, '33; Vice-President
Third Term, '33; College Grange, '3 1, '32,
'3 3, Secretary, '32, '3 3; Alpha Tau Alpha,
'32, '33; Junior Platoon; Junior and Senior
Dancing Club; R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan,
Alabama.
SENIORS
Daniel Dixon Lee
"D. D."
Hamer, South Carolina
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING
"hove many and trust few, but always
paddle your own canoe."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieuten-
ant (Executive Officer) ; Member A. S.
A. E., '32, '33, Charter Member and Presi-
dent, '3 2; Rifle Marksmanship, R. O. T. C,
Fort McClellan, Alabama.
Edward Oswald Lightsey
"Jew"
Crocket idle, South Carolina
arts and science
"The moving finger writes; and having writ,
Moves on: nor all your piety nor wit
Shall lure it back to cancel half a line,
Nor all your tears wash out a word of it."
Private; Private; Private; Very Private; Day
Cadet in Holtzy's Hotel; Camp, Fort Mc-
Clellan, Alabama, '3 3.
Robert Hilray Lindsay
Anderson, South Carolina
CIVIL ENGINl 1 RING
"Give unto me, made l<ml\ wise, the spirit
of self -sacrifice."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Second Lieu-
tenant; Tau Beta Pi; A. S. C. E.; Charter
Member Normal Club; Kamp Klarke Klan;
Vice-President Anderson County Club, '3 3;
R. O. T. C. Camp, Fort McClellan, Ala-
bama.
SENIORS
Langdon Ascham Livingston
"Lang."
North, South Carolina
DAIRY HUSBANDRY
"Never make excuses; your friends don't
need them, and your enemies won't believe
you anyway."
Private; Private; Sergeant; Second Lieuten-
ant; Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and
Senior Y. M. C. A. Councils; Vice-President
Sophomore Council; Dramatics Club, '31;
R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan, Alabama, Rifle
Marksman, '3 1 ; Clemson Livestock Judging
Team, '32; Dairy Club, '32, '33, President,
'3 3; Alpha Zeta, '3 3.
Clarence Wulbern Lynch
"Bill"
Coward, South Carolina
general science
"Any fool can go to bed but it takes a man
to get up."
Private; Corporal; Private; Private.
John Crawiord Lynn
"Jack"
Taylors, South Carolina
agricultural education
"One's character will never rise higher than
his aims."
Private; Private; Private; First Lieutenant;
Member Agricultural Lducation Club, '31,
'32; Alpha Tau Alpha, '32, '33, Second
Vice-President, '3 3; Calhoun Literary So-
ciety, '30, '3 1, '32, '33, President, '33; Col-
lege Grange, '31, '32, '33; Junior Platoon;
R. O. T. C. Camp, Fort McClellan, Ala-
bama.
SENIORS
Arthur Edmonds McCall
"Wee Arthur"
Lynchburg, South Carolina
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
"Grow or go."
Private; Corporal; Private; Senior Private;
A. I. E. E.; Sophomore, Junior and Senior
Dancing Clubs.
Frank Grohmann McCoy
"Mac"
Aiken, South Carolina
electrical engineering
"To he glad of life, because it gives you a
chance to lore, work, and play."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieuten-
ant; Band, '30, '31, '32, '33; A. I. E. E.,
'31, '32; Rifle Marksman, R. O. T. C, Fort
McClellan, Alabama, '32; Aiken County
Club.
Wilfrid Laurifr McCravy
"Shump"
Laurens,, South Carolina
i i i < rnic al engineering
"Work wins everything."
Day Cadet, '3 0, '31, '3 2, '3 3; R. O. T. C,
Rifle Marksmanship, Fort McClellan, Ala-
bama; Laurens County Club, '30, '3 1, '32.
SENIORS
James McCutchen
"Jim"
Union, South Carolina
TEXTILE ENGINEERING
Private; Private; Private; Private; Calhoun
Literary Society, '3 0; Senior Dancing Club;
Track, '3 0, '31; Wrestling, '3 0.
Gilbert Eugene McGrew
"Boney"
Sumter, South Carolina
TEXTILE chemistry
"The first miles/one on the road to success
is sincerity."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Private; Fresh-
man, Sophomore and Junior Councils; Pal-
metto Literary Council, '31, '3 2, '3 3; R. O.
T. C. Camp, Fort McClellan, '32; Corre-
sponding Secretary Phi Psi; Senior Dancing
Club.
Thomas Peter McKellar, Jr.
"Pete"
Greenwood, South Carolina
DAIRY HUSBANDRY
"Don't give up the ship."
Private; Private; Private; Private; Freshman
Football, '28; Football Squad, '29, '30;
Greenwood County Club; Dairy Club, '29,
'30, '31, '3 2, '3 3; R. O. T. C, Fort Mc-
Clellan, Alabama, '3 2.
SENIORS
Clifton Laughlin McLaurin
"Cliff," "Mac"
Laurens, South Carolina
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
"When yon have passed 'Selfishness,' 'Un-
truthfulness,' 'Jealousy,' and 'Egotism,' then
'Success' is the next station.
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieuten-
ant (Battalion Adjutant) ; Cheer Leader,
'3 2, '3 3; Tiger Brotherhood, '3 3; Laurens
County Club, '3 0, '31, '3 2, Vice-President,
'3 3; A. S. M. E., '32; Senior Dancing Club,
'3 3; Member Ways-Means Committee Cen-
tral Dance Association, '3 3; R. O. T. C,
Fort McClellan, Alabama.
William Russell Macmillan
"Mac"
Charleston, South Carolina
electrical engineering
"Love is the greatest thing in the world."
Private; Corporal; Supply Sergeant; Execu-
tive Lieutenant; R. O. T. C, Fort Mc-
Clellan, Alabama; Charleston County Club,
'30, '31.
Benjamin Robert Martin
"Yank"
Grosse Poinfe, Michigan
ARTS AND SCIENCE
"Take everybody's advice, then do as you
jdcase."
Private; Private; Sergeant; Private; Mem-
ber Ring Committee, '31; Member Sopho-
more and Junior Dancing Clubs; Bridge
Club, '29, '30, '31, '32; Assistant Manager
Varsity Baseball, '32; Manager Varsity Base-
ball, '3 3; Block "C" Club, '3 3; R. O. T. C,
Fort McClellan, Alabama; Grey Friars.
SENIORS
Byrd Calvin Martin
"Byrd"
Laurens, South Carolina
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
"A real man is one who has the advantage
of yon and doesn't take it."
Private; Corporal; First Sergeant; Major;
Tiger Brotherhood, '31, '3 2, '3 3; Blue Key,
'3 3; Laurens County Club, '3 0, '31, Secre-
tary and Treasurer, '32, President, '33;
Sabre Club, First Lieutenant, '3 3; First
Sergeants Club, '32; A. S. M. E., '32, '33;
Young Democrats Club, President, '33;
Senior Dancing Club; Commencement Mar-
shal, '3 2; R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan, Ala-
bama; One of Fernow's Boys.
FURMAN HOVEY MARTIN
"Skeebo"
Greenville, South Carolina
TEXTILE ENGINEERING
"Was ichneicht ueiss, das mach mir
heiss."
Private; Private; Private; First Lieutenant;
"Foreign Legion"; Clemson Aero Club, '29,
'30; A. S. M. E., '32; Prize Drill Platoon;
R. O. T. C. Camp, Fort McClellan, Ala-
bama, '3 2.
Harry Davis Martin
"Tailspin"
Greenville, South Carolina
MIC HANK \l 1 NGINIIRING
"Never doubt your success."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Captain; R. O.
T. C, Fort McClellan, Alabama; Rifle
Marksman; Junior Platoon; Greenville
County Club; Sabre Club; Clemson Aero
Club, '30, President, '31, '32, '33; A. S.
M. E.
SENIORS
William David Mayfield
"Bill"
Marietta, South Carolina
agricultural education
"All that I am, all that I hope to be, I owe
to my people."
Private; Private; Private; Private; Calhoun
Literary Society, '32, '33, Third Term Presi-
dent, '3 3; Tiger Brotherhood, '3 2, '3 3; Agri-
cultural Education Club; President Alpha
Tau Alpha, '32, '33; Y. M. C. A. Council,
'30, '31, '32, '33; Alpha 'Epta 'Ippeis, '33;
College Grange, '32, '3 3; Assistant Steward,
'33; R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan, Alabama.
William Hinson Mikell, Jr.
"Mike"
James Island, South Carolina
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING
"Don't worry about the future
For the present is all thou hast,
The future will soon be present
And the present will soon be past."
Private; Private; Private; Senior Private;
Member A. S. A. E., '31, '32; Vice-President
A. S. A. E., '32, '33; Senior Dancing Club.
Robert Thomas Miller
"Bob"
Tampa, Florida
ARTS AND SCIENCE
"Why worr^, it will happen anyway."
Private; Corporal; Private; Second Lieuten-
ant; President Freshman Class, '29; Fresh-
man Football, '29; Varsity Football, '30,
'3 1, Captain, '3 2; Block "C" Club, '31, '3 2;
President Sophomore Dancing Club, '30;
Member Ring Committee, '3 1; Bridge Club,
'29, '3 0, '31, '32; Member of Clemson Base-
ball Team, Fort McClellan, Alabama, '3 2;
R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan, Alabama; Grey
Friars.
SENIORS
Jesse Webster Milllr
Holly Hill, South Carolina
ARTS AND SCIENCE
"I can resist everything except temptations."
Private; Private; Private; Senior Private;
Non-R. O. T. C; Junior Dancing Club,
'32; Senior Dancing Club, '3 3; Palmetto
Literary Society, '3 3.
Mabry Griffin Miller
"M. G."
Abbeville, South Carolina
electrical engineering
"The present only is yours. Use it."
Private; Private; Sergeant; First Lieutenant;
R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan, Alabama;
A. I. E. E., '31, '32; Tau Beta Pi.
Jack Harris Mik hi i i , Jr.
Clcnisou College, South Carolina
CHI mis IKY
"One lues for little, who lives for self
alone."
Day Cadet; Member of Freshman, Sopho-
more, Junior and Senior Y. M. C. A.
Councils; R. O. T. C, Pistol Marksm.m
Fdgewood Arsenal, Maryland.
SENIORS
Edwin Warren Moise, Jr.
"Yiddish," "Potas"
Sumter, South Carolina
ARCHITECTURE
"Big architects from little pencil-pushers
grow."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Second Lieu-
tenant; Jungaleers, '3 3; Minaret Club, '3 0,
'31, '32, '33; Glee Club, '31, '32; R. O.
T. C. Camp, Fort McClellan, Alabama, '32;
Palmetto Literary Society, '31.
William Leitzsey Monts
"Leitzsey"
Columbia, South Carolina
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING
"It's the plugging auay that will win you
success."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Second Lieu-
tenant; Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and
Senior Y. M. C. A. Councils; Lutheran
Club, '29, Secretary and Treasurer, '30,
Vice-President, '31; President, '3 2; Block
"C" Club, '32; Football, '29, '30, '31, '32;
Track, '32, '3 3; A. S. A. E., '31, Secretary
and Treasurer, '32; R. O. T. C, Fort Mc-
Clellan, Alabama.
Edgar Carson Moore
"Red"
Dalzell, South Carolina
AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY
"Count that day lost whose low descending
Mill,
Views from thy hand no worthy action
done."
Private; Corporal; Company Supply Ser-
geant; Captain; Alpha Zeta, '32, Chronicler,
'3 3; Assistant Photo Editor Taps, '3 3; Jun-
ior Platoon; R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan,
Alabama; Sabre Club.
SENIORS
Frank Breeden Moore
"Flossy"
McColl, South Carolina
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING
"You cannot kill time without injuring
eternity."
Private; Corporal; Private; Private; Clem-
son's Junior Platoon; R. O. T. C, Fort Mc-
Clellan, Alabama; Clemson Aero Club; A. S.
M. E., '32; Junior and Senior Dancing
Clubs.
John Leland Moore
"J. L."
McColl, South Carolina
AGRONOMY
"Keep good company and you will he one
of the number"
Private; Corporal; Color Sergeant; First
Lieutenant; Agronomy Club, '31, '32, '33;
Junior and Senior Y. M. C. A. Counc Is;
Junior and Senior Dancing Clubs; Palmetto
Literary Society, '31, '32; Staff Sergeants
Club, '3 2; Junior Platoon; R. O. T. C,
Fort McClellan, Alabama.
Edgar Longette Morris
"Hannibal," "Ed"
Washington, District of Columbia
CIVIL ENGINEERING
"Success doesn't come Ay chance — it's
earned."
Private; Corporal (Regimental Sergeant-
Major) ; Colonel; Senior Disciplinary Coun-
cil; Commencement Marshal, '3 2; Business
Manager Taps; Tiger Staff, Exchange Edi-
tor, '32; Charter Member Blue Key, '3 2,
'3 3; Tiger Brotherhood, '3 2, '3 3; Captain
Sabre Club, '3 2; Palmetto Literary Society
Critic, '3 2; Secretary Freshman and Sopho-
more "Y" Councils; R. C). T. C, Fort Mc-
Clellan, Alabama; Commander Junior Pla-
toon; Clemson Student Body Representative
at R. O. T. C. Camp; Kamp Klarke Klan;
Tan Beta Pi, '32, '33 ; A. S. C. E., '32, '33;
A. S. M. E., '32, '33.
SENIORS
Charles Sweeney Moss
"Stoneface"
Spartanburg, South Carolina
ARTS AND SCIENCE
"Manhood, not scholarship, is the first aim
of education."
Private; Corporal; First Sergeant; Captain;
Vice-President Senior Class; Senior Discipli-
nary Council; Freshman Football, '29;
Varsity Football, '30, '31, '32, Alternate
Captain, '32; Block "C" Club, '30, '31,
'32, President, '32; Golf Team, '31, '32, '33,
Captain, '3 3; Spartanburg County Club, '3 0,
'31, '3 2, '3 3, President, '3 3; Commencement
Marshal, '3 2; Blue Key Fraternity, '3 3;
Sophomore, Junior, Senior Dancing Clubs;
Secretary and Treasurer Junior Dancing
Club; Vice-President Central Dance Asso-
ciation; Sabre Club, '33; R. O. T. C, Fort
McClellan, Alabama.
James Robert Moss
"Preggy"
Rock Hill, South Carolina
DAIRYING
"Be a friend if you want a friend."
Private; Private; Sergeant; Private; R. O.
T. C. Camp, Fort McClellan, Alabama;
Dairy Club, '31, '32, '33, Vice-Presdent,
'3 3; Palmetto Literary Society, '31, '3 2, '3 3;
First Term President, '3 3; Junior and Senior
"Y" Council.
Wesley Smoak Muri-m
Greenwood, South Carolina
( IVII LM.INI I RING
"Determination is the k.e) to success."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieuten-
ant; A. S. C. E., '32, '33, Secretary and
Treasurer, '33; Senior Y. M. C. A. Council;
Freshman Council Leader, '33; Tiger Bro-
therhood; Junior Platoon; Sharpshooter, R.
O. T. C, Fort McClellan, Alabama; Kamp
Klarke Klan.
SENIORS
Thomas Francis Murphy
"Tom"
Charleston, South Carolina
TEXTILE INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
"Do unto others as you would have them do
unto you."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Senior Private;
R. O. T. C., Fort McClellan, Alabama;
Charleston County Club.
Thomas Robert Myers
"Bootsie"
Laionia, Georgia
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
"To know how is good, to be able to do is
better, but to help others do is best."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Second Lieu-
tenant; Tiger Brotherhood, '3 2, '3 3; Georgia
Club, '30, '31, '3 2; A. S. M. E., '3 2; Tiger
Reporter, '32; Junior Platoon; Rifle Marks-
man, R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan, Alabama.
Claude Dewey Nalley
"Dick"
Easley, South Carolina
! 1 \ 111 1 I N(.1NEERING
"What I must do is all that concerns me,
not what people think."
Private; Corporal; Day Cadet; Day Cadet;
Freshman Council, '3 0; Sophomore Council,
'3 1; Pickens County Club, '3 0, '31, '32;
Non-R'. O. T. C.
SENIORS
Claude Henry Neuffer
Abbeville, South Carolina
ARTS AND SCIENCE
"Punctuality is the thief of time."
Private; Corporal; Private; Private; Boxing
Squad, '3 2; Sophomore, Junior and Senior
Dancing Clubs; Alpha Chi Psi, Secretary
and Treasurer, '3 2, President, '3 3; R. R.
James Belton New man
"Muscle Bound"
Sumter, South Carolina
AGRONOMY
"Determination is the master key to
success."
Private; Private; Private; Private; Palmetto
Literary Society, '31, Secretary, '32; Vice-
President First Term, '3 3; President Second
Term, '3 3; Charter Member of College
Grange, Secretary, '32; Charter Member
College 4-H Club, Treasurer, '32, Vice-
President, '3 3; Agronomy Club, '32, '3 3;
Junior Platoon, '32.
Willie Haskell Padgett
Jacksonboro, South Carolina
DAIKl III SBANDRY
"Love many, trust feu, hut always paddle
your own canoe."
Private; Corporal; Master Sergeant (Regi-
mental Supply Sergeant) ; First Lieutenant
(Executive Officer); Dairy Club, '31, '32,
'33; Y. M. C. A. Council, '31, '32, '33;
Tiger Staff, '32, '33, Assistant Circulation
Manager, '31, '3 2, Circulation Manager, '3 2,
'3 3; Finance Committee Central Dance As-
sociation, '3 3; Staff Sergeants Club, '3 2;
Colleton County Club, '3 3, President, '3 3;
R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan, Alabama.
SENIORS
Perry M. Parrott
"Peneep," "Moon"
Sumter, South Carolina
TEXTILE CHEMISTRY
"He, who lives for himself, lives but for a
little thing."
Private; Corporal; First Sergeant; Captain;
Business Manager The Tiger, '3 3; Phi Psi,
'32, Vice-President, '3 3; Sigma Phi, '30, '31,
Secretary and Treasurer, '3 2, President, '3 3;
Blue Key, '3 3; Chairman Invitation Com-
mittee Central Dance Association; Secretary
and Treasurer Senior Dancing Club; Vice-
President Sophomore Dancing Club; His-
torian Freshman Class; Glee Club, '31, '32.
John Christopher Patrick
"Pat"
White Oak, South Carolina
HORTICULTURE
"Be true to the best that is in yon."
Private; Corporal; Battalion Sergeant Major;
Executive Officer; Dramatics Club, '29, '30;
Horticulture Society, '31, '3 2, '3 3; College
4-H Club, '31, '32, President, '3 3; South
Carolina Delegate International 4-H Leader-
ship Training School, Springfield, Massachu-
setts, '29; Winner Sir Thomas Lipton Tro-
phy, 4-H Club Congress, Chicago, '29; Staff
Sergeants Club, '31, '32; Freshman Foot-
ball, '29; Freshman Baseball, '3 0; Varsity
Football, '3 0, '31, '32; Intermural Regi-
mental Wrestling Champion, '30, '31; Block
"C" Club, '32, '33; Marksman, R. O. T. C,
Fort McClellan, Alabama.
Chari is R. Pun l IPS
"Gertie"
Col urn /> ii s , Georg ia
II XTILE CHEMISTRY
"It's later than you think."
Private; Corporal; Private; Private; Junior
and Senior Dancing Clubs; Phi Psi.
SENIORS
Fairey Lee Prickett
St. Matthews, South Carolina
HORTICULTURE
"I have often regretted my speech, never my
silence."
Private; Corporal; Private; Private; Tiger
Staff, '32, '33, Associate Circulation Man-
ager, '32; Pi Gamma Delta, '32, '33; Sopho-
more, Junior and Senior Dancing Clubs;
Horticultural Society, '3 2, '3 3; R. O. T. C,
Fort McClellan, Alabama.
Paul Quattlebaum, Jr.
Conway, South Carolina
electrical engineering
"Master thine own self first — then others!"
Tau Beta Pi; A. I. E. E., '32, '33; A. S.
M. E., '33; Y. M. C. A. Councils, '30, '31,
'32, '3 3; Junior Dancing Club; Senior
Dancing Club; R. O. T. C, Anniston, Ala-
bama; Junior Platoon, '32.
Edgar Lowndls Ready, Jr.
"Ned"
Johnston, South Carolina
AGRONOMY
"A man that hath friend-, must shoxv him-
self friendly."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieuten-
ant; Tiger Brotherhood, '31, '32, '3 3, Sec-
retary and Treasurer, '32, Vice-President,
'33; Editor "Y" Handbook, '33; Glee Club,
'32; Junior and Senior "Y" Councils, Vice-
President Senior "Y" Council; Agronomy
Club, '32, '3 3; Junior Platoon, R. O. T. C,
Fort McClellan, Alabama; Alpha Zeta.
SENIORS
Robert Miller Richey
"Bob"
Carteret, Neiv Jersey
ARTS AND SCIENCE
"Friendship is the highest degree of perfec-
tion in society."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Private; Bridge
Club, '29, '30, '31, '32, '33; R. R.; Kappa
Phi, Vice-President; Senior Dancing Club;
Alfa Hogma Sigma; R. O. T. C, Platts-
burg Barracks, New York; Orion Club,
Vice-President.
Ivey Noel Rivers
"Splash"
Mf. Croghan, South Carolina
CIVIL ENGINEERING
"Hear instruction, he wise, refuse it not."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieuten-
ant; A. S. C. E., '31, '32, Vice-President,
'3 3; Freshman Football, '29; Baseball, '3 2,
'3 3; Block "C" Club, '32, '3 3; Rifle Marks-
man, R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan, Alabama;
Kamp Klarke Klan.
John Frankiin Robinson
"Jack," "Robbie"
Easley, South Carolina
(III MIS1RY
"// / am a success, I one it to my mother
and father; if I am a failure, I one it to
myself."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; lirst lieuten-
ant; Pickens County Club, '30, '3 1; Sopho-
more, Junior, Senior Dancing Clubs; I i,K'>'
Staff, '32; Junior Platoon; Marksman, R. O.
T. C, Fort McClellan, Alabama.
SENIORS
Henry Lee Rogers
"Reveille"
Bclton, South Carolina
TEXTILE ENGINEERING
"// we sec truly, then we can live truly."
Private; Corporal; Company Supply Ser-
geant; First Lieutenant; Junior Platoon;
Clemson Aero Club; R. O. T. C, Fort Mc-
Clellan, Alabama.
Henry Morgan Rogers
"Frankenstien"
Dillon, South Carolina
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
"There is always room for one more — at the
top."
A. I. E. E., '31; Chairman A. I. E. E.; Pro-
gram Committee, '32, '33; R. O. T. C.
Camp, Fort McClellan, Alabama, '32; Pri-
vate; Private; Sergeant; Captain; Junior
Platoon.
Albert Plrritt Rollins
*'A1"
Charleston, South Carolina
I I I CTRICAL ENGINEERING
"The thing that goes farthest
Toward making life north while,
That costs the least and does the most,
Is just a pleasant smile."
Private; Corporal; Private; Private; Charles-
ton County Club, '30, '31; Glee Club, '30,
'31; Jungaleer Orchestra, '3 0, '31, '32, '3 3;
Freshman Basket-ball Team, '3 0; Swimming
Team, '31, '3 3.
SENIORS
Richard Johnson Salley, Jr.
"Dick"
Orangeburg, South Carolina
AGRONOMY
"Agree if you can; if not, dispute it like a
man."
Private; Corporal; Supply Sergeant; Second
Lieutenant; Band; Freshman, Sophomore and
Junior Councils; Sophomore and Junior
Dancing Clubs; Agronomy Club, '32, '33;
Rifle Marksman, R. O. T. C, Fort Mc-
Clellan, Alabama.
John Deal Scott
"Scotty"
Blacksburg, South Carolina
CIVIL ENGINEERING
"Be a gentleman — the highest calling of
man."
Private; Private; Sergeant; Second Lieuten-
ant; A. S. C. E., '32, '33; Kamp Klarke
Klan; R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan, Ala-
bama; Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Coun-
cils; Glee Club, '32.
Elisha Cornelius Si am
"Chigger"
Newberry, South Carolina
AGRONOMY
"All great successes, and failures, hare come
from doing 'little things'."
Private; Corporal; Private; Second Lieuten-
ant; Newberry County Club, '29, '30, '31;
(.range, '32, '33; College 4-1 1 Club, '30,
'3 1, '3 2, '3 3; Agronomy Club, '3 2, Vice-
President, '3 3; Rifle Marksman, R. O. T. C,
Fort McClellan, Alab.imi.
SENIORS
George Andrew Sease
"Judge"
Prosperity, South Carolina
ENGINEERING INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
"I seek no reward except the satisfaction of
knowing that I hare played the man's pari."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Private; Junior
and Senior Dancing Clubs; Iota Lambda
Sigma; Freshman Football; Assistant Track
Manager, '3 2; R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan,
Alabama; Rifle Marksman.
David Dickson Sherrill
"D-Square"
mechanical engineering
"Keep your 'Sunny-side up' and go 'Smiling
thru'."
Private; Corporal; Private; First Lieuten-
ant; Sabre Club, '3 3; Tiger Brotherhood,
'29, '30, '31, '32; Senior Y. M. C. A. Coun-
cil, '33; A. S. M. E., '32, President, '33;
Engineering-Architecture Day Committee,
'3 3; Rifle Marksman, R. O. T. C, Fort Mc-
Clellan, Alabama.
Clyde Frank Simpson
"Simp"
Gray Court, South Carolina
HORTICULTUR]
"Take advantage of your opportunities today
— tomorrow may he too late."
Private; Private; Private; Private; Horticul-
tural Club, '3 0, '3 1, '3 2, '3 3, Secretary, '3 3;
Laurens County Club, '3 0, '31, '32, '3 3;
R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan, Alabama, '3 2.
SENIORS
George McSw ain Smith
"Smithy"
Greenville, South Carolina
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
"When you get to the end of your rope, tie
a knot in it and hang on."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieuten-
ant; Calhoun Literary Society, '3 0, '31; Pel-
metto Literary Society, '31, '3 2, '3 3; College
4-H Club, '31, '32, '33; Clemson College
Grange, '3 2, '3 3; Grange Master, '3 3; Alpha
Tau Alpha, '32, '33.
John Richard Smoak
"Dick"
Orangeburg, South Carolina
HORTICULTURE
"After all, it's the finish, not the start, that
counts."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieuten-
ant; Band; Sophomore, Junior and Senior
Dancing Clubs; Horticulture Society, '32,
'3 3, Vice-President, '3 3; Pi Gamma Delta
Fraternity, '3 1, '32, '33, Secretary and
Treasurer, '32, President, '33; R. O. T. C,
Fort McClellan, Alabama.
\\ ii i i am Sigo Solomons
"Simoni/e"
Estill, South Carolina
GEN] HAL SCIENCE
"Always look ahead."
Private; Private; Private; Senior Private;
Senior Dancing Club; R. O. T. C, Fort Mc-
Clellan, Alabama.
SENIORS
Fred Lafayette Sparks, Jr.
"Baron"
Gaffney, South Carolina
ENGINEERING INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
"Count that day lost whose low descending
sin i,
Views from thy hand no worthy action
done."
Private; Private; Private; Second Lieuten-
ant; Band, '30, '31, '32, '33; Junior Pla-
toon, '3 2; Iota Lambda Sigma, '3 2; Sopho-
more and Senior Dancing Clubs; R. O.
T. C, Fort McClellan, Alabama.
William Hall Spencer, Jr.
"Bill"
Catawba, South Carolina
TEXTILE ENGINEERING
"// takes Imlls to play the game."
Private; Private; Private; Second Lieuten-
ant; Junior Platoon, '31, '32; R. O. T. C,
Fort McClellan, Alabama; A. S. M. E., '31,
'32; York County Club, '29, '30; Senior
Y. M. C. A. Council, '32, '33.
Waiter Franklin Stanton, Jr.
"Bud"
Little Rock, South Carolina
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
"All that I am, or hope to he, I one to w\
parents."
Private; Corporal; Private; Senior Private;
Junior Dancing Club, '3 1, '32; Alpha Tau
Alpha, '32, '33; Senior Dancing Club, '32,
'3 3; R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan, Alabama.
SENIORS
Ray Davis Stephenson
"Shack"
Bishopville, South Carolina
CIVIL ENGINEERING
"Truth and honesty arc fear's worst
enemies."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieuten-
ant; Member A. S. C. E., '32, '33, President,
'3 3; Charter Member Normal Club; Junior
Civil Engineering Class Representative En-
gineers; Architects' Day, '3 2; Kamp Klarke
Klan, '32.
Eugene Miller Stover
"Gene"
Winnsboro, South Carolina
TEXTILE ENGINEERING
"Life is too short for two reputations, so
natch your step."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Second Lieu-
tenant; Freshman Football, '29.
Lewis Dobson Strom
"L. D."
Edgefield, South Carolina
AIMS AND SC II NC 1
"It's not so much what you learned — hut
how many friends you made. They and
your associations with them will be remem-
bered when all else is forgotten."
Private; Corporal; First Sergeant; First
Lieutenant (Executive); Freshman Foot-
ball, '29', Member Sophomore, Junior and
Senior Dancing Clubs; First Sergeants Club,
'3 1, '32; R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan, Ala-
bama, '32; bridge Club, '29, '3 0, '3 1, '32,
Vice-President, '32.
SENIORS
Jacob Marshall Spearman
"John"
Easley, South Carolina
CIVIL ENGINEERING
"The only way to have a friend is to be
one."
Day Student; Pickens County Club; A. S.
C. E., '3 2, '3 3, Secretary and Treasurer, '33;
Kamp Klarke Klan.
Thomas Benton Talbert
McCormick, South Carolina
AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY
"Think of the future, make the best of the
present, anil forget the past."
Private; Corporal; Company Supply Ser-
geant; Captain; Member of Senior Dis-
ciplinary Council; Junior Platoon; Rifle
Marksman, R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan,
Alabama.
John Fletcher Talley
"Fletch"
Rock Hill, South Carolina
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
"You are the master of your fate."
Private; Corporal; Supply Sergeant; Senior
Private; Sophomore, Junior Dancing Clubs;
Junior Platoon; Glee Club, '30, '31, '32,
'3 3, Business Manager, '3 3; Jungalcer Or-
chestra, '32, '33; A. S. M. E.
SENIORS
Fred A. Thompson
"Frog"
Spartanburg, South Carolina
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
"God's best gift to us is that He gives us
not things, but opportunities."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Senior Private;
Freshman Track Team, '29; Varsity Track
Team, '30; Non-R. O. T. C.
James Walter Thompson, Jr.
"Personality," "Jimmie"
Charleston, South Carolina
mechanical engineering
"Determination is the master key to
success."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieuten-
ant (Executive Officer) ; Drum and Bugle
Corps; Clemson Dramatic Club, '3 0;
Charleston County Club, '30, '31; Palmetto
Literary Society, '3 0, '31, '3 2, '3 3; A. S.
M. E., '3 2, '33; Executive and Program
Committees, '3 3; Sophomore, Junior and
Senior Dancing Clubs; Glee Club, '3 3; De-
Molay; R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan, Ala-
bama; Junior Platoon; Clemson R. O. T. C.
Swimming Team.
Hubert Williams Tomlinson
"Bo Peep"
Olan/a, South Carolina
\\ I WING AND 1)1 SIGNING
"Whoso keejteth his mouth and his tongue
keepeth his soul Irani troubles."
Private; Private; Private; Senior Private;
R. (). T. C. Camp, Ion McClellan, Ala-
bama; Phi Psi,
SENIORS
William Harrison Trammell, Jr.
"Harry"
Greenville, South Carolina
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
"W/'i take life seriously? You'll never get
out of it alive."
Private; Corporal; Supply Sergeant "Shave"
Headquarters Company; Glee Club, '3 0,
'31, '32; Historian Sophomore Class; His-
torian Junior Class; Tau Beta Pi, '32, '3 3,
President, '3 3; Tiger Brotherhood, '31;
Greenville County Club, '30, '31, '32, '33,
President, '3 3; Central Dance Association,
Secretary, '3 3; R. O. T. C, Guest at Uncle
Sam's House Party, Fort McClellan, Ala-
bama.
William Fred Tribble
"Trib"
Anderson, South Carolina
electrical engineering
"Men are judged not In their intentions hut
rather />•) the results of their actions."
Private; Corporal; First Sergeant; Captain;
President Anderson Club, '31, '3 2, '3 3;
Member A. I. E. E., '31, '3 2, Secretary, A.
I. E. E., '3 2, '3 3; Sabre Club; Blue Key;
Track Team, '30, '31; R. O. T. C, Fort
McClellan, Alabama; First Sergeants Club;
Junior Platoon; Marksman.
Joseph Turm r
"Josey"
Carteret, New Jersey
ARCHITECTURE
"The road to hell is paved with good
intentions."
Private; Private; Private; Senior Private;
Minaret Club, '29, '3 0, '31, '3 2; Senior
Dancing Club; Kappa Phi; Brother of the
Lodge; Thursday Night Club; R. O. T. C,
Plattsburg Barracks, New York.
SENIORS
John Russell Wait, Jr.
"Russ"
Houston, Texas
ARCHITECTURE
"Mottoes are from those who are either dead
or accomplished. I'm neither — yet!"
Private; Private; Sergeant; Private; Editor-
in-Chief Taps, '3 3; Art Editor Taps, '3 3;
Associate Art Editor Taps, '32; Jungaleer
Orchestra, '31, '32; Foresteer Orchestra, '30;
Central Dance Association; Minaret Club,
'3 0, '31, '32, '33; Kappa Phi Fraternity.
Crayton Postell Walker
"C. P."
Walhalla, South Carolina
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
"Write me as one that loves his fellow-men."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Senior Private;
Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and Senior Y.
M. C. A. Councils; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet,
'3 3; Recording Secretary Tau Beta Pi, '3 3;
A. I. E. E., '32, '33; Chairman A. I. E. E.,
'33; Senior Disciplinary Council, '33; Y. M.
C. A. Editor The Tiger, '33; R. O. T. C,
Fort McClellan, Alabama.
John Vernon Walters
"Chunky"
Spartanburg, South Carolina
TEXTILE ENGINEERING
"A man's reach must exceed his grasp or
what's a heaven for?"
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Senior Private;
Junior Platoon; Phi Psi, '3 1, '32, '33; Senior
Y. M. C. A. Council, '32, '3 3; R. O. T. C,
Fort McClellan, Alabama.
SENIORS
Joshua John Ward, Jr.
"Bud"
Georgetown, South Carolina
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
"Take the world as you find it but do not
leave it so."
Private; Corporal; Company Supply Ser-
geant; First Lieutenant (Executive Officer);
R. O. T. C, Rifle Marksman, Camp Mc-
Clellan, Alabama.
Theodore Martine Watson
"Flip"
Spartanburg, South Carolina
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
"Hats off to the past;
Coats off to the future."
Private; Private; Sergeant; First Lieuten-
ant; Tau Beta Pi, '3 2, '3 3, Corresponding
Secretary, '33; A. I. E. E., '32, '33, Vice-
President, '3 3; Tiger Brotherhood, '32, '33;
Associate Joke Editor The Tiger, '31, '32,
Joke Editor, '32, '3 3; Student Chairman En-
gineering Architecture Day, '3 3.
Philip Arthur Wattley
"Chi"
Chicago, llliiiiu\
CIVI] l RTGINEERING
"Life is the gift of nature; but beautiful
living is the gift of wisdom."
Private; Corporal; Supply Sergeant; Private;
Junior Platoon; Senior Dancing Club; A. S.
C. E.; Golf Team, 2, 3, 4; Kamp Klarke
Klan; Fort McClellan, Alabama.
SENIORS
Hubert Judson Webb
"Spider"
Aiken, South Carolina
AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY
"To be not only good, hut good for
something."
Private; Private; Sergeant; Second Lieuten-
ant; Alpha Zeta; Tiger Brotherhood; Y. M.
C. A. Cabinet, '3 3; Y. M. C. A. Council,
'31, '32, '33, President, '33; R. O. T. C,
Fort McClellan, Alabama.
Arthur Pitts Werts, Jr.
"Fannie"
Newberry, South Carolina
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
"He who climbs the mountain views the
plain."
Private; Private; Sergeant; Senior Private;
A. S. M. E., '3 3; Tau Beta Pi, '3 3; R. O.
T. C, Fort McClellan, Alabama.
James Rk hard Wi st
"Chico"
Cassa/t, South Carolina
ANIMAI HUSBANDRY
"Rock along old world and I'll rock with
you."
Private; Private; Private; Senior Private;
Animal Husbandry Club, '30, '31, '32, Sec-
retary and Treasurer, '33; Dairy Club, '30,
'3 1, '32; Charter Member Teriarity Club;
R. C). T. C, Fort McClellan, Alabama.
SENIORS
Hugh McFADDrN Wheeler
"Bert"
New "Lion, South Carolina
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
"I am just what I am and nothing more."
Private; Private; Private; Senior Private;
R. O. T. C. Camp, Fort McClellan, Ala-
bama; A. S. M. E., '3 2, '3 3; Tiger Brother-
hood, '32, '33.
Guy Vaun Whetstone
"Whet"
Perry, South Carolina
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
"I dare do all that may become a man; he
who dares do more is none."
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieuten-
ant (Executive Officer) ; Calhoun Literary
Society, '30, '31, '32, '33, President, '33,
Secretary, '3 2, Treasurer, '31; Tiger Brother-
hood, '31, '3 2, '3 3; Charter Member Alpha
Tau Alpha; College Grange, '3 2, '3 3, Over-
seer, '3 3, Steward, '32; Senior Dancing
Club; Member "Y" Council, '3 0, '31, '3 2,
'3 3, Vice-President, '3 0; Rifle Team, '30,
'31, '32, '33; Expert Rifleman, R. O. T. C,
Fort McClellan, Alabama.
William Raymond Williams, Jr.
"Bill"
Greenville, South Carolina
ME< HANK AL ENGINEERING
"just keej> on keeping on!"
Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Captain; Rat
Football, '3 0; Junior Platoon, '3 2; Com-
mencement Marshal, '3 2; Senior Discipli-
nary Council, '3 3; Central Dance Associa-
tion, '3 3; Historian Senior Class, '3 3; Vice-
President Senior Dancing Club, '33; Sabre
Club, '3 3; Greenville County Club; R. O.
T. C. Camp, Fort McClellan, Alabama.
SENIORS
SENIORS
Eugene Perritt W'ii union
"Gene"
Greenville, South Carolina
HORTICULTURE
"Acquaintance I would bare, but when 7
depends not on the number but the choice
of friends."
Private; Corporal; Private; Private; Fresh-
man Football, '29; Varsity Football, '30,
'31, '3 2; Block "C" Club, '32; Greenville
County Club, '29, '3 0, '31, '32; Horticul-
ture Club, '3 2; Baseball Team at R. O. T.
C. Camp; Marksman at R. O. T. C. Camp,
'3 2; R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan, Alabama;
drey Friars; Ring Committee, '31.
Tl [OMAS Josi I'll Zl'VK I I
"Tommy"
Brooklyn, "New York
< l\ II l NGINl I RING
"Everybodies business a nobodies business."
Private; 1'riv.uc; Private; Senior Private;
A. S. ( . I ., '33; A. S. M. E., '32.
Jlsse Beacham W'ray
"Beech-nut"
Spartanburg, South Carolina
agricultural chemistry
"All that 1 am, all that 1 hope to be I one
to my mother; my failures 1 one to myself."
Private; Corporal; First Sergeant; Ma;or;
Sophomore, Junior and Senior Dancing
Clubs; Member Junior Platoon; First Ser-
geants Club; Spartanburg County Club,
'30, '31, '32, Secretary and Treasurer, '33;
First Sergeant of Sabre Club; R. O. T. C,
Fort McClellan, Alabama.
W'ii i iam I.si i i Wood
"We Wood"
Greer, South Carolina
AGRK ri i I'K.u i DUCA i ion
"The elevator to success is not running, so
take the stairs."
Private; Private; Private; Second Lieuten-
ant; Junior Council, '3 1, '32; Senior Coun-
cil, '32, '33; Agricultural Education Club,
'3 2; Calhoun Literary Society, '32, '33;
Fourth Term President, '33; Junior Dancing
Club, '31, '32; R. O. T. C, Fort McClellan,
Alabama; Junior Platoon, '32.
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President
J U M I O R
F. S. Sadler
Vice-President
R. B. Shores
Sei n /.;i ) and Treasurer
W. C. Dozier
Historian
JUNIORS
Abell, F. E.
Abrams, M. S.
Alexander, C. B.
All, R. A.
Allan, R. H.
Alston, C. S.
Andrews, L. M.
Atkinson, D. H.
Barnes, D. A.
Barnett, G. M.
Barney, J. N.
Barnwell, J. B.
Barron, W. W.
Basha, G.
Beauprot, C. L.
Bell, J. U.
Bennett, J.
Bigger, T. C.
Bissett, T. J.
Bl.A( SWELL, J. E.
Beam iv, R. \V.
JUNIORS
Blanton, A. J.
Butch, M. S. J.
Brannon, C. C.
Bridge, M. P.
Bryan, H. L.
Bryan, W. Z.
BURLEY, J. L.
Burns, W. C.
Campbell, J. A.
Carter, W. R.
Caughman, D. H.
Chipley, W. C.
Claynton, C. N.
Cobb, W. C.
Collins, C. J.
Cooper, R. C.
Copeland, F. P.
Copeland, J. E.
Cousar, T. A.
Cowherd, C. P.
Crosson, L. H.
Zs& ^" I
JUNIORS
Cunningham, F. H.
Dargan, H. G.
Day, J. B.
DeWitt, \V. C.
Dickson, A. A.
Dill, P. V. B.
Dobson, L. A.
Dobson, L. M.
Dozifr, W. C.
Dubose, T. S.
Eaton, R. B.
Edwards, F. W.
Ellis, J. R.
Faill, K. L.
I I R.GUSON, J. A.
Franklin, B.
I K A/ll K, I 1. I..
French, R.
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(.Mil R l , J, B.
(ill MIR, E, I).
JUNIORS
Gladden, E. T.
Goddard, E. C.
Goodson, J. W.
Goss, P. W.
Gray, F. M.
Gray, W. W.
Green, W. P.
Greene, R. J.
Grimball, P. C.
Griffis, D. P.
C.kimr, J. F.
Hanna, \V. J.
Harmon, G. L.
Hnkyin, T. H.
Henley, C. N.
Mi m i v, J. W.
HlNTON, C. N.
Mom. ik, W. S.
Hope, J. K.
I loWLE, W. M.
Hunt, H. A.
JUNIORS
Hunter, J. E.
Huskey, O. R.
HUTCHENSON, J. R.
Iler, F. R.
Johnson, N. Y.
Jones, J. E.
King, E. H.
KlNGOFF, M.
Kohn, D.
Langley, A. A.
Latham, B. M.
Latimer, P. LL
Lawrence, J.
LeMaster, G. W.
Ll VI RETTE, W. L.
I.ini , T. N.
LlNDER, W. \V.
I «>\\ uv, P. A.
Lupo, W. E.
I vi is, W. G.
Lytei , G. A.
JUNIORS
McCown, C.
McCown, J. J.
McIver, E. R.
McKain, L. N.
McMillan, C. C.
McRae, A. C.
Mack, J. L.
Medlin, W. A.
MlDULETON, R. H.
MOBLEY, G. T.
Moss, W. D.
MULLER, J. H.
Nalley, R. L.
Nathan, H. H.
Newsom, S. M.
Odell, H. H.
Parks, W. C.
Parks, F. L.
Patterson, S. R.
Pi rry, W. B.
Raim v, W. P.
JUNIORS
Robinson, F. I.
Robinson, G. W.
Rouse, J. D.
Rouse, J. T.
Royals, S. T.
Sadler, F. S.
Schacthe, W. L.
SCHIRMER, F. B.
Schroder, H. J.
Seabrook, S. G.
Self, M. B.
Senn, C. W.
Sizemore, T. A.
Sharpe, J. R.
Shores, R. B.
Shuler, C. O.
Skardon, A. I I.
Slade, A. L.
Sloan, E.
Smith, H. M.
Smith, f. T.
JUNIORS
Smoak, R. P.
Snovcden, J. G.
SORENTRUE, S.
Steer, R. L.
Steppe, J. T.
Stone, E. W.
Taylor, J. B.
Taylor, T. D.
Taylor, W. H.
Thomas, A. S.
Thompson, F. M.
Thompson, J. H.
Toncray, G. W.
ToWNSEND, P. W.
Truesdale, F. C.
Vance, R. B.
Van de Erve, M. R.
Vaughn, H. B.
Vaughn, R. S.
Watson, K. M.
Wells, R. E.
JUNIORS
White, W. J.
Whitlaw, L. G.
WlLLIAMON, P. S.
WlTHERSPOON, J. D.
WlTHERSPOON, J. H.
Wood, M.
Wyatt, C D.
Wvlie, A. B.
Yeargin, R. O.
Yonci, R. M.
S. R. Spann
President
OPHOMOR1)
H. S. Fellers
Vice-Presidenl
S. Mltz
Set retar\ and Treasurer
J. L. Lipscomb
Historian
SOPHOMORES
Abernathy, W. L.
Acker, W. H.
Ackis, K. W.
Allen, W. D.
Allen, W. S.
Allison, A. W.
Altman, J. E.
Anderson, W. D.
Anderson, W. J.
Antley, W. L.
Bobb, T. H.
Bailey, W. R.
Barnes, W. F.
Beard, S. O.
Bethea, F. L.
Betsill, W. L.
Black, H. A.
Boesch, J. C.
Boi.ding, E. L.
Bowie, P. E.
Bridge, A. \V.
Bridges, H. P.
Brown, J. D.
Brown, J. H.
Bryce, C. S.
Burton, J. C.
Burts, A. F.
Byrd, H. M.
SOPHOMORES
Casey, J. O.
Chapin, G.
Christopher, T. D.
Clamp, E. W.
Cole, R. A.
Coleman, H. H.
Coleman, I. M.
Coleman, L.
Cooler, S. A.
Cooper, N. B.
Copl, J. M.
COTTINGHAM, M. C.
Cox, J. B.
Cromer, W. L.
Cummings, C. T.
CURETON, A. C.
Curtis, T. B.
Dabney, C. E.
Davanport, H. B.
Day, P. S.
DeBerry, F. H.
Dim inger, E. S.
DeLoach, J. L.
Dll LARD, W. W.
Drake, C. T.
Eaddy, E. A.
Im i Riii i , D. C.
Farmer, J- L.
SOPHOMORES
Feagin, H. S.
Fellers, H. S.
Fike, C. L.
Ford, H.
Gause, L. A.
Gibson, J. S.
Gilford, H. E.
GlLLAM, A. L.
Glenn, J. P.
Goodman, J.
Gordan, C. P.
Graves, J. H.
Haigler, H. C.
Harden, R. E.
Harling, E. A.
Harris, J. M.
Harrison, C. C.
Hartli dge, J. R.
Hawkins, B. S.
Hendricks, T. A.
Henry, W. H.
Hill, C. M.
I 111 II r, J. T.
Hollis, C. H.
HORTON, P.
HUDGEN, L. M.
J i i in.li s, F. A.
|l NNINGS, J. C.
SOPHOMORES
Johnson, M. H.
Johnson, P. D.
Jones, E. D.
Jones, H. B.
Jones, W. T.
Kanapaux, C.
Kay, L. A.
King, C. H.
Kirk, H. L.
KlRKEGARD, H. B.
Kneece, E. C.
Lafaye, G. E.
Land, J. E.
Lanford, O. L.
Lee, H. D.
I I NX IS, J. D.
Linder, B. S.
Lipscomb, J. L.
Lubchenco, A.
Lyon, J. B.
McBrearty, J. D.
McCabe, R. C.
MCCONNFLL, W. B.
McCord, A. R.
McDaniai., T. J.
McGee, J. W.
McGee, K. W.
McGee, T. E.
SOPHOMORES
McKinney, W. R.
McLaurin, C. H.
McMahan, C. A.
McSviAiN, A. T.
Madden, J. H. M.
Mahon, D. G.
Major, W. B.
Mann, O. A.
Mann, W. H.
Marshall, C. F.
Marshall, J. L.
Martin, L. L.
Mauldin, W. C.
Merritt, S. L.
Metz, J.
Moore, D. C.
Mustard, A. C.
Myers, J. I,
Neal, J. R.
New, H. E.
Nickels, B. H.
Nottingham, H. D.
Owen, L. T.
Owings, G. E.
Page, S. W.
Page, T. N.
Payni , J. P.
Platt, W. M.
SOPHOMORES
Plowden, H. A.
Pope, D. T.
PORCHER, F. P.
Powell, E.
Price, G.
Rawles, O. G.
Register, J. R.
Rhodes, F. K.
Richardson, D.
Rivers, J. T.
Robinson, E. D.
Rogers, R. T.
Russell, J. F.
Salley, C. M.
Salley, R. B.
Sanders, J. D.
Schumpert, W. M.
Shands, J. H.
Smart, S. D.
Smith, H. W.
Smith, W. G.
Snelling, H.
Span, S. R.
Spearman, M. W.
Spear, G. W.
Sim ,\( ik, F. A.
Stevens, D. A.
Stevens, E. A.
SOPHOMORES
Stewart, G. H.
Strange, T. S.
Suggs, L. D.
Sutherland, R. C.
Swails, A. C.
Thackston, W. M.
Thode, J. R.
Thomas, F. B.
TlNDAL, N. E.
TOBEY, P. L.
Todd, J. S.
Tripplett, W. L.
Trowbridge, J. P.
Turner, W. A.
Wade, F. C.
Walpole, J. S.
Ward, M. B.
Webb, H. A.
Webb, W. W.
Weeks, B. E.
Woods, L. D.
Woodsidi , J. P.
Woodward, J. H.
Yarborough, A. G.
Young, M. S.
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FRESHMAN CLASS ROLL
Acker, L. M.
A< kirman, P. W.
Adams, R. D.
All, J. B.
Austin, F. J.
Ball, A. K."
Ballagh, W. W.
Ballard, J. C.
Banks, E. R.
Barnes, J. K.
Barron, I . E.
Baskin, C. A.
Bass, J. S.
Ba iis, C. D.
Bi \mm, J. M.
Black, M. I*.
Bi a< k\\ i i i , W. M.
BraN< n, J. S.
Brice, A. M.
Brooks, J. B.
Brown, P. J.
Brown, T. I.
Brovi x, W. I).
Bl<1 AN, P. J.
BURLEY, S. T.
Bru< i , R. C.
Caleioun, C. I .
( .AM PHI II, B. W.
Carson, J. W.
Cassidy, J. F.
Cauthern, R. S.
Chapin, D. N.
Chapman, M. C.
Chapman, W. H.
Cheatham, B. F.
Cheaves, C. L.
Childress, R. B.
Chitty, F. C.
Clarki , \V. D.
Coe, C. B.
Coleman, T. B.
Commander, R. C.
Cook, F. E.
CoPI LAND, W. F.
Cox, R. D.
Cox, W. E.
Crandi OKI), D. E.
Cri i(ii, II. E.
( koi ( 1 1, M. T.
( ROW IIIIK, I'. II.
( ro\ i on, W. B.
Culler, W. C.
( IK I ION, R. W.
( leveland, J. R.
I ) \l ION, C. (i.
Davis, J. I.
Davis, J. W.
Dawson, J. N.
Dean, S. C.
Deason, R. A.
Dew, J. A.
Dickinson, J. H.
Dobbins, W. C.
Donnan, S. B.
Dowling, H. E.
Duke, H. B.
Durham, W. S.
Duval, L. S.
Eady, H. E.
Easterling, B. B.
I in ns, H. C.
Eleazer, G. B.
1 M.I AND, W. ).
1 i' riNG, H. 1 1.
ESKRIDGE, W. I I.
Evans, II. II.
Evans, W. I).
Fari i v, W. I).
Farmi k, ( '. I.
Farmi k, R. 1 .
In i i), \V. P.
Fletcher, J. F.
I i ovi), J, L.
I i oyd, M. I I.
Folger, T. M.
Forshaw, T.
Foster, L. L.
Freeman, G. E.
Fuller, D. W.
Funderburk, B. J.
Gambill, L. A.
Gambrill, J. M.
Gandy, R. B.
Gantt, W. A.
CjArdni r, M. C.
Garrett, J. M.
Geer, J. R.
(jl OKC.l , A. M.
Gettys, C. M.
(,.ll NT, I. W.
Gibbons, W. W.
( iikson, E. C.
Gilchrist, W, [.
Gill, W. R.
Glanton, R. C.
( .i vmpi i, F. M.
Goodman, ('. F.
Goodson, R. II.
Graham, F. A.
(iRAl [AM, R. E.
Gray, W. P.
Green, II. A.
FRESHMAN CLASS ROLL
Griggs, F. O.
Gunter, M. W.
GURLEY, O. L.
Hair, H. B.
Hammett, J. E.
Harbin, S. W.
Harby, H. D.
Hardin, S. F.
Harrell, R. W.
Harris, J. N.
Harrison, W. P.
Hartin, W. R.
Heap, E.
Henderson, W. K.
Henley, C. M.
Henry, D. H.
Hewitt, T. H.
Hicks, G. T.
Hicks, R. B. H.
Hill, C. P.
Hilton, T. L.
Hinson, C. R.
Hiott, W. B.
Hook, H. O.
Hopkins, J. H.
Hopper, R. W.
Horton, B. T.
Hough, J. S.
Householder, W. R.
Huff, P. D.
HUGGINS, C. P.
Hughes, R. M.
Husbands, D. L.
HUDDLESTON, J. A.
Inabinet, C. J.
Jackson, N. A.
Jacobs, M. H.
Jeffords, A. B.
Jefforts, J. S.
Jenkins, F. L.
Johnson, O. L.
Johnstone, T. K.
Jones, R. L.
Kay, H. R.
Kelsey, J. R.
KlNARD, J. D.
Kins, S. T.
Kinghorn, A. M.
KlRKLFY, J. B.
Kissam, R. R.
Knight, C. V.
Lancaster, J. Z.
I.anty, C. W.
Lanford, M. H.
Langston, P. Q.
Lathi m, J. B.
Lay, J. S.
Ledford, M. L.
Lee, W. A.
Lefferts, H. L.
Lewis, C. L.
Littlejohn, S. M.
Lyons, R. A.
McAlhany, J. W.
McCarter, E. H.
McCay, R. E.
McConnell, S. W.
McCown, C. H.
McCraker, R. L.
McFarland, P. A.
McGregor, W. C.
McCurn, G. W.
McHugh, C. M.
McKensie, M. C.
McLaurin, D. L.
McLeod, J. H.
McMaster, E. A.
McMillan, J.
McKeown, D. O.
Mahon, J. M.
Malone, H. B.
Mann, W. H.
Marett, D. T.
Martin, J. A.
Martin, J. F.
Martin, R. V.
Marshall, G. L.
Mathis, J. W.
Manney, E. B.
Means, A.
Millette, F. M.
Malton, S. F.
MlKELL, J. J.
MlLEY, J. E.
Misdom, H. E.
MlSHOE, J. R.
Moore, H. W.
Moorer, W. M.
MORRALL, W. A.
Mosley, S. T.
Mouchet, W. D.
Murph, M. L.
Murphy, R. B.
Neel, R. C.
Nelms, W. L.
Nettles, J. P.
Nimmer, S. D.
Nisbet, W. O.
O'Bryan, N. B.
Odom, E. H.
Oehmig, C. G.
O'Kelly, G. R.
Orr, C. W.
Orr, S. M.
Orr, W. A.
Otey, P. K.
Owen, F. S.
Padgett, W. R.
Page, D. D.
Pack, J. M.
Pennington, L. C.
Perez, S. V.
Pitts, J. D.
Plumblee, W. H.
Poore, U. M.
Pope, J. M.
Porter, G. F.
Price, H. S.
Purdie, J. W.
QUATTLEBAUM, C. P.
Rambo, E. K.
Rampey, C. T.
Ramseur, J. H.
Rankin, G. H.
Rawlinson, W. J.
Reid, C. B.
Rhinehardt, W. A.
Rice, C. W.
Richardson, H. B.
Richborough, J. R.
Richey, J.
Roach, M. D.
Roach, T. B.
Rochester, O. J.
Robinson, C. N.
Rodgers, W. M.
Rogers, O. J.
Roof, W. M.
Ruffin, C. L.
Sams, A. R.
Sander, H. F.
Sanders, R. W.
Sansbury, E. F.
Satterfield, H. T.
Saverance, W. G.
Scott, R. F.
Shelley, D. A.
Shirley, J. H.
Shook, H. C.
Shore, H. T.
Simons, R. L.
Simpson, J. L.
Sims, K. L.
Smith, B. E.
Smith, J. W.
Snipes, T. F.
Spell, B. R.
Statton, D. L.
Stevenson, C. O.
Stevenson, F. A.
Stewart, F. L.
Stewart, R. S.
Stokely, M. M.
Stribling, M. W.
Stuckey, A. H.
Sturgis, D. C.
Sweeting, R. C.
Tanner, A. D.
Tate, J. P.
Taylor, S. P.
Thackston, R. F.
Thomas, B. F.
Thomas, W. M.
Thompson, F. D.
Thompson, S. M.
Tibbs, J. H.
Timmerman, E. R.
Todd, A. W.
Todd, J. W.
Tribble, F. V.
Trimmier, W. B.
Troutman, J. C.
Truesdale, F. L.
Truluck, C. E.
Vincent, T. L.
Wade, W. E.
Waldrop, J. E.
Wall, J. W.
Wallace, W. H.
Watkins, L. L.
Watson, A. C.
Watson, C. M.
Wray, G. D.
Wheeler, J. D.
White, C. H.
Whitfield, F. R.
Whiting, J. B.
Whitmire, W. B.
Wicker, T. P.
WlGINGTON, T. A.
Wilburn, J. M.
Williams, A. M.
Williams, B. H.
Williams, L. A.
WlLLIFORD, E. A.
Willis, Z. G.
Wilson, E. H.
Wilson, H. E.
Wingard, J. T.
Winn, J. W.
Wolfe, S. A.
WOORWARD, R. S.
Wrim, J. J.
Yarborough, J. L.
Yarborough, W. B.
Zeff, L. J.
Zimmerman, E. F.
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Colonel
E. L. Morris
Lieutenant Colonel
S. P. Galphin
Majors
O. B. Garrison
Captains
R. E. Hoi man
W. G. Ashmore
J. B. Wray
N. B. Glenn
E. J. Adams
Master Sergeants
F. B. S< iiiKMER T. C. Bigger
Battalion Sergeant Majors
J. N. Barm v T. S. Dubose M. S. J. Blitch
J. E. Hun i i r
C. I.. M< I ALIUS
T. S. Dubose
Color Sergeants
Battalion Adjutants
J. W. Cantrell
W. G. Yarborough
J. M. Ballentine
Colonel Morris
I ii i i i \ \ \ i COLONEl GALPHIN
STAFF CAPTAINS
Ellerbe
Adams
Chastain
ASHMORE
Glenn
FIRST BATTALION
Major Martin
Captain Kron
FIRST BATTALION
Lieutenant McLaurin
Barm ■> Hutcheson
Bell
Gilmer
Patterson Schacte
COMPANY "A'
Captain W. R. Williams
H. B. B' <■ kham
Executive Lieutenant
Murph, W. S.
Lindsay, R. H
COMPANY "A"
First Lieutenants
Secotnl Lieutenants
Sherril, I). D.
Monts, W. L.
Sherrill
First Sergeant
Hutcherson, J. R
Supply Sergeant
Ll V I RETTE, W. L.
Sergeants
Abrams, M. S. Lanford, F. T.
arnett, G. M. Latham, B. M.
Clayton, C. N. Mauldin, W. O.
Am k\ \ i iiv, W. L.
Alston, C. S.
Ballagh, W. W.
Ballard, J. C.
Branch, J. S.
Brown, J. D.
Casey, J. O.
Caughman, D. H.
Cope, J. M.
Cole, R. A.
Die MNSON, J. I I.
Durham, W. S.
Duncan, F. Y.
I i mow . G. T.
Allen, W. D.
Altman, J. E.
Coleman, H. H.
Cooler, S. A.
Farmer, C. E.
Fletcher, J. F.
Foster, M. A.
Gant, W. A.
George, A. M.
Gibbons, W. W.
Gilchrist, W. P.
Gladden, E. T.
Gi.ymph, E. M.
Goodman, C. F.
Goodson, J. W.
Gravis, |. H.
Grimball, P. C.
GUILL, J. I .
Corporals
I i i LERS, H. S. Porcher, P. G.
Harris, J. M. Spann, S. R.
Lipscomb, J. L. Stevens, E. A.
McDanial, T. J. Trobridge, J. P.
Privates
Harrelson, R.
Henley, C. M.
Harris, B. S. H.
Jackson, F. C.
Johnson, N. Y.
Johnson, O. L.
Johnston, T. K.
Knight, L. R.
Lawton, F. A.
McCall, A. E.
M( KlNNl Y, J. T.
McMillan, J.
Mahon, J. M.
\1 \K TIN, L. L.
MhRRITT, S. L.
Moore, J. P.
Nimmer, S. D.
Nottingham, H. D.
O'Ki.lly, G. R.
Payne, J. P.
Prickett, F. L.
PUMBLEE, W. H.
Rawlinson, W. J.
Rll H VRDSON, R. H.
Scott, R. F.
Sease, G. A.
Snelling, H.
Solomons, W. S.
Wade, F. C.
Woodward, J. H.
Young, M. S.
Stokely, M. M.
Todd, J. S.
Tuten, W. P.
Walker, C. P.
Woodside, J. P.
Zimmerman, E. T.
Murph
COMPANY "B1
Captain C. S. Moss
W. DURANT
Executive Lieutenant
COMPANY "B
Elliot, J.
Clifton, F. T.
Adams, R. L.
Austin, F. J.
Bane, P. W.
Brown, W. D.
Bowie, R. E.
Cochran, J. H.
Creech, H. E.
Dargan, H. G.
Deason, S. K.
Deason, R. A.
Donnon, S. B.
Farley, W. I>.
Ferguson, H. M.
Allison, A. W.
Antley, W. S.
Christopher, T. D
Foster, L. E.
Gassaway, H. B
Goss, P. W.
Grayham, R. E
Gray, W. R.
Gurli y, O. L.
Hakvlly, J. C.
Haigler, H. C.
Henry, \V. H.
Hough, J. S.
Hope, W. P.
Ml* I I , W. M.
Howard, E. G.
Haddle, J. M.
Marshall, J. L.
McCabe, R. C.
Privates
Jeffries, F. A.
Kinsler, M. E.
Ledford, M. L.
McMillan, O.
McMillan, J. P.
McNab, J. R.
Melton, S. F.
Medlin, W. A.
Mi i is, W. D.
Moor i k, W. M.
Neal, J. R.
I'm,.. i i i, W. R.
Pi no, J, R.
Corporals
Platt, W. M.
Powell, J. E.
Rhodes, F. K.
Pope, J. M.
Reid, C. B.
Rochester, O. J.
Scott, W. L.
Shaw, E. B.
Shands, J. H.
Stevenson, C. O.
Sutherland, R. C
Thompson, F. M.
Thomas, F. B.
Thode, J. H.
Wade, W. E.
Spencer,
Westmoreland,
Wigington, T. .
WlLBURN, J. M.
WlLLSON, H. E.
Winn, J. W.
J. B.
COMPANY "C"
Captain W. F. Tribble
|. J. Ward
Executive Lie it tenant
COMPANY "C
First Lieutenant
Chappell, P
Gist, W. H.
First Sergeant
Gilmer, E. D.
Supply Sergeant
Trayhnam, K. E.
,-~ ftfM|
Sergeants
Blackwell, J. E. Gray, F. M.
Blanton, A. J.
Whitlaw, L. G.
WlTHERSPOON, J. D.
Co
Allen, W. S.
Bates, A. H.
Stiiior Privates
Calhoun, A. M. Hewitt, T. H.
Davis, J. H. Mil MR, J. W.
Domimck, C. B. Wattlfy, P. A.
Wist, J. R.
junior I'm ati
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111 \ NIT, J.
1)1 N( l\ , W. I '.
Green, F. E.
Hasselden, li. I
King, F. II.
Lacey, C. E.
1 \/l M1Y, W. C.
MlDDI I TON, R. H.
Nathan, II. H.
Scarborough, J. L.
Sti i:r, R. L.
"IoW 51 ML P. W.
Robertson, W. G.
Bethea, F. L.
Gki i \, G. B.
Babb, T. H.
Brown, C. M.
Cook, C. H.
Cook, F. N.
Black, M. P.
Banks, E. R.
Cheatham, B. F
Chapman, R. C.
Chapman, R. P.
I HEVES, C. L.
< I IP1 I AND, W. E
Dawson, J. H.
Dew, J. A.
1 lollltlNS. W. C.
\)n\\ I INC, I I. E.
Bailey, W. R.
Pope, D. T.
Stevens, D. A.
McConnell, W,
B.
Day, J.
rporah
Horton, P.
Niver, W. W.
Sophomore I'm ati i
Dabney, C. E.
Jones, H. B.
Kay, L. A.
1 WI-ORD, O. L.
Freshman I'm ates
Fpting, H. H. Richardson, H. B. Taylor, S. P
Floyd, ' J. L. Simpson, J. L. White, C.
Forshaw, T. Smith, J. W.
Hi mii rson, W. K. Sturgis, D. C.
1 %m v, C. W.
Morall, W. A.
Murph, M. L.
Ni i 1 1 I s, f. P.
On v, K.
Poore, U. M.
Ram pi n , C. T.
Whiting, J. B.
Woodward, R. S.
Si I I'M I NSON
COMPANY "D'
•f Wv
CArTMN H. M. Rogers
J. C. Pa ikk k
Executive Lieutenant
COMPANY "D"
Fogle,, G. E.
First Lieutenants
HoLLINOSWORTH, G. W.
Si i ond I ieutenants
Megginson, W. J. Myers, T. K.
Megginson
Fogle
/ irst Sergeant
Patterson, S. R.
Supply Sergeant
Knight, S. B.
S. nioi
BoLAND, W. P.
Coggins, W. S.
Coleman, J. R.
Dorn, G. B.
Junior
I)i< ks(i\, A. A.
Garber, M. I.
Gray, N. N.
(iKI SHAM, I . \\ .
(■RIM R, J. F.
Harli p , H. I .
Howell, I . I..
Betsill, W.I.
Bridge, A. \\ .
Britt, W. L.
Coleman, L. B.
I'rii «;/(•(
McGrew, G. E.
Phillips, C. R.
Thomson, V. B.
Zuvich, T. J.
I'm ates
Hunt, J. B.
I Will ORI), J. [..
Loujry, P. A.
Ray, C. B.
Si \i)i , A. L.
VC'arri n, (j. ).
Yi argin, R. ().
Cooper, N. B.
Crain, V. M.
Gilliam, A. L.
Barber, W. B.
Burton, W. J.
Cobb, W. C.
Hanna, W. |.
Corporals.
Hood, H. R.
Land, J. E.
Penny, D. E.
rgeants
Lupo, W. I .
Lyles, W. G.
Parks, F. L.
Thomas, A. S.
Speer, G. \V.
Suggs, L. D.
Webb, \V. W.
\. hk, H. H.
Andi rson, \\ . J.
BlGG] rs, H. B.
\( KIR, L. M.
iil AC K\\ I I I , \\ . M.
Campri ii, B. W.
Chitty, F. C.
( en i m w, T. B.
1 H.M.I.
Edens, H. C
Hair, H. B.
Harby, II. 1).
I lol'l'l K, R. W.
Him. I'. I).
Sophomore Privates
Coleman. I \1 Miller, B. J.
Gibson, C. C. Schumpert, \V \1
Lyon, |. B. Wofford, B. W.
/ 1 1 hman Privates
Kelsey, |. R. Tibbs, J. H.
\l( Carter, E. H. Tiller, T. L.
\1< < ONNl i I.. S. W. Tribble, F. V.
Willis, Z. G.
Wilson, E. H.
Varborough, W. B.
\I( \l \m i r, E. A.
\l \i os i . H. B.
\l \k n\ , J. A.
Mellette, I M.
Moi , W D.
Purdie, J. W.
Sims, K. 1 .
s\n i ii, B. F.
\\ II i iams, A. M.
HOLLINGSWOR I H
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Major Garrison
LIEUTENANT SEARCY
SECOND BATTALION
Lieutenant Cantrell
DuBose Eaton Ieer Schroder Barron Lytle
COMPANY "E"
Captain D. T. Kinard
\\ . 1 I. Padgi i i
Exet ii/ii e Lieutenant
COMPANY "E"
Executive Lieutenant
Padgett, W. H.
First Lieutenants
Arrington, C. A
PlNCKNEY, W. E.
Arrington
/ n it
Sergeant
Sergeants
- i
Eaton, R. B.
Beaudrot, C. L.
Odell, H. H.
/W
Supply
Sergeant
Chipley, W. C.
Sadler, F. S.
-
Jenkins, R. F.
Mack, J. L.
Truesdale, F. C.
L 'r
Corporals
LA
Bl ARD, S. O.
Caston, H. R.
Hunt, R. M.
Richardson, D.
Black, H. A.
Donny, O. G.
Moore, D. C.
Robinson, E. D.
Byrd, H. M.
Ellerbe, D. C.
Pr;i ati
Registi r, J. R.
Smith, W. G.
ACKERMAN, P. \C'.
Hardin, S. F.
\1. Kl NSII , M.
c.
Ruffin, C. L.
Thackston, R. F.
Adams, L. M.
Hamilton, C. P.
Mann, O. A.
Sansbury, E. F.
Troutman, J. C.
Bissett, T. J.
Hughes, R. M.
Manning, \\ .
R.
Shirley, J. H.
White, O. M.
Bryson, W. M.
Inabinet, C. J.
Martin, R. V
Shook, H. C.
W'illimon, E. P.
BURLEY, S. T.
Jacobs, H. M.
M A YFIELD , \\
D.
Smith, H. M.
Wingard, J. T.
Calhoun, C. E.
Jordan, W. K.
MoBLI Y, G. T
Si i w art, G. H.
Yarborough, A. G.
Chapman, C. E.
Lambfrt, J. M.
Moor 1 , F. B.
Tanner, A. D.
Yom i , R. M.
Commander, R. C
Langley, A. A.
Moore, H. W.
DAvrs, J. W.
Lefferts, H. L.
Moss, J. R.
Dobson, L. A.
Lemmon, R. I [.
I 1 wis, J. D.
\l \\ MAN, |. B
O'Bryon, \. 1'.
Dobson, I . M.
Eaddy, E. A.
Ei >» is, J. iVE
Pi ki /, S. V.
ESKRIDCE, W. FE
Lyons, R. A.
Raini ■,. \\ . P.
^■j^^^^^^_ v^^
Farmer, R. L.
McCo» m, C. H.
Rl id, W. L.
Fundi risurk, B. J.
McKeli.i r, T. P.
Rogi -KS, O. J.
MoORL
vw
Wood
i
COMPANY "F'
Captain E. E. Crow
M. R. Craniord
Executive Lieutenant
Robinson, J. F.
Burgess, W. A.
COMPANY "F"
First Lieutenants
Second Lieutenants
Rogers, H. I
Glymph, L. M.
Burgess
F;></ Sergeant
Schroder, H. J.
Supply Sergeant
Moss, W. D.
S
Allan, R. H.
Blakely, R. W.
Hill, D. M.
Hunt, H. A.
Vndi rson, W. D.
Burts, A. F.
Senior Privates
Barbari:, L. J. Hirbiri. J. T.
Burgess, F. A. Werts, A. P.
Burns, C. F.
Junior Privates
Bussey, J. L. Rouse, J. D.
Royals, S. T. \imi\i, C. J.
Sophomore Privates
Leland, W. B. Murphy, R. B.
|i NNINCS, J. C. Sullivan, M. 1).
McClan\ih\, \l. T. Wood, I. H.
Corporals
Cummings, C. T. Lofton, P. S.
LlNDER, V. F. M, Mahan, C. A.
, Freshman Privates
Riley, R. F.
Rouse, J. T.
Shores, R. B.
Vaughan, H. B.
Price, B. G.
\Y IGINGTON, L. R.
Adams, R. D.
Bkk i , ,\. M.
Brooks, J. B.
I i i \/i r, G. B.
I 11 i D, \\ . P.
FOLGER, T. M.
FREEMAN, G. E.
Gandy, R. B.
Geer, J. R.
Hartin, W. R.
Harris, J. N.
Horton, B. T.
Huggin, C. P.
King, S. T.
M. Ki n« v, D. O
Martin, J. F.
Most.i v, S. T.
Shore, H. T.
Statton, 1). L
( il "i \IPll
Rogers
COMPANY "G"
Captain T. O. Bow i n
W. P. Hunter
Executh f Lieutenant
COMPANY "G"
First Lieutenant
Latham, E. E.
First Sergeant
5arron, W. W
Sri mi,/ I hnl, ii.nl/
Stovf k, I . \l.
.---,< .
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Sergeants
Burlfy, J. L. Freeman, J.
Copeland, J. E. Gilbert, J. B.
Coleman, W. W. Huskev, O. R.
( unningham, F. H.Kohn, D.
Corporals
Bki ce, C. S.
Cathcart, J. K.
Feagin, H. S.
Hard) n, R. E.
Kolb, T. A.
KlRKt ON M I 1 . R. B.
Maddi n, J. H. M.
Mustard, A. C.
Russell, J. F.
Smith, FI. V.
Byrd, H. L.
Bam . A. K.
Barron, F. E.
Baskin, C. A.
< 1 I \ I I \ND, J. R.
Cox, R. D.
Craig, J.
Curi ion, R. W.
Dii i, P. V. B.
I IDDY, M. I .
Evans, H. H.
Ford, I 1.
( ! i m bii i , L. A.
Gambri i i , |. M.
GHI NT, 1. W.
Heineman, J. C.
Henri, 1). II.
Jones, I ■'. I).
K \ n \paux, C.
Knh.oi I . \l.
Vrivati s
Latham, |. B.
Lynch, ( . V.
Ml AXHANI , J. W.
M Miiis, [. \\ .
Ml Kin Ni i . \V. R.
Mauldin, \\ . P.
Murphy, T. I .
R.ODG1 rs, \\ \l.
Sim m. B. R. I .
S I I w ART, F. T.
SOR1 N IRL'I , S.
Stoni , L. J. P.
Thom \s. B. F.
I HOM XV W. M.
TlMMl RMAN, I . R.
W M DROP, J. E.
\'\ \ I son, A. C.
\\ u ki k. T. P.
Wm m k. L. L.
\\ ii ii wis, V. \V.
Williams, Ii. II.
Wolfe, S. A.
W \i kir, H. L.
Wylie, A. B.
Zorn, J. H.
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COMPANY "H"
Captain T. B. Talbert
H. B. Hicks
Executive Lieutenant
COMPANY "H"
ACKERMAN, W. E.
Cheatham, C. H
First Lieutenants
Second Lieutenant
Lynn, J. C.
Dickson, W. W.
Cheatham
First Sergeant
Lytle, C. A.
Sergeants
Andrews, L. M.
Coleman, J. D.
Greene, W. P.
Harvin, L. H.
Latimer, P. H.
Nolan, M. P.
Perry, W. B.
Rawlinson, O. H.
Burton, J. C.
< i hip, E. W.
GlFFORD, H. 1 .
HlLLER, J. T.
Marshall, C. F.
Rogers, R. T.
Spearman, M. W.
Strange, T. S.
Sass, J. S.
Bishop, J. S.
Boldinc, E. L.
Boi N TON, J. D.
Broadway, G. L.
Cousar, T. A.
Culler, W. C.
Dalton, R. W.
Davis, J. W.
Davenport, H
Drake, C. T.
1 \ii i , L. K.
InMIR, J.
Gardner, M. C
B.
Corporals
Glanton, R. C.
Graham, T. H.
Griffis, D. P.
Hilton, T. L.
Hill, C. P.
Husbands, D. L.
|l SKINS, F. L.
KlRKLI Y, J. B.
Koon, A.W.
Lancaster, J. Z.
Layton, C. V.
Mann, W. H.
Means, A.
\li n x, J. M.
McBrearty, J. D.
NlSBET, W. O.
Rankin, G. H.
Sa mii R, H. F.
Sanders, R. W.
Si abrook, S. G.
Self, M. B.
Shelley, D. A.
Stribling, M. ^v/.
Sweeting, R. C.
Todd, J. W.
Truesdali , L. F.
Walker, M. E.
Williams, L. A.
THIRD BATTALION
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■"■wifiSiji
Major Wray
Captain Heffner
THIRD BATTALION
Lieutenant Ballentine
Bi IK.II
Robinson Wyatt
Hope
COMPANY
Captain W. E. Gore
W. R. MacMii 1 an
Executive Lieutenant
Floyd, C.
Culp, W. R
COMPANY "I"
First Lieutenants
Second Lieutenants
Miller
First Sergeant
Bridge, M. P.
Supply Sergeant
Greene, R. J.
Allison, \V. I .
Chaplin, G.
Day, P. S.
Sergeants
Carter, G. M.
Lynn, W. G.
McCo»n, C.
McMillan, C. C.
Shuler, C. O.
Vaughn, R. S.
Corporals
Gordon, C. P.
Metz, J.
Tobey, P. L.
Triplett, \V. L.
McGeen, K. W.
Anderson, P. M.
Barnes, J. K.
Barnes, W. F.
Bates, C. D.
Bigger, E. W.
Burnes, R. C.
Chapman, W. H.
( Mil IJKI SS, R. B.
Clayton, H. A.
( o\. |. B.
Cox, \\ 1
Croxton, W. B.
l)w i/i i r, W. D.
Dargan, V. E.
Davis, J. I.
Fowler, A. C.
Gause, L. A
Glenn, J. P.
Harrison, W. P.
Harley, F. I .
f Mw KINS, A. H.
I Ii\m>n, C. R.
Henley, J. \\ .
Mm i wii, R. B.
Huddliston, J. A.
Prii .it, i
Ji 1 I ORDS, A. 15.
1 1 I I ords, J. S.
Jones, W. T.
Kissam, R. R.
Langston, P. Q
McDonald, H.
\I< Leod, J. H.
Miley, J. I .
\iuiiii, C. H
( >\\ i n. F. S.
Parks, N. C.
Ramseur, J. H.
Robinson, F. I.
Rollins, A. P.
Rivers, J. T.
Salley, F. W.
Savarence, W. G.
Shuli r, N. P.
S 1 1 w art, W.
Shim . I . \V.
Simmons, R. L.
S n< ki i , A. II.
\\ M MRS, J. V.
W/atkins, L. L.
Watson, C. W.
Wii lis, E. B.
COMPANY "K"
Captain J. L. Fulmer
G . V. Win rsTONi
/mi ntii e Lieutenant
COMPANY "K
First Lieutenants
McGee, W. H. W vtson, T. M.
Secomt Lieutenants
Webb, H. J. Sease, E. C.
Abrams, C.
Abrams, E. C.
C AMPBI 1 I . T. I
Carter, W. R.
Chavous, C. C.
Coleman, J. K.
Cook, F. E.
Copeland, F. P.
< dm HI RD, ( . P.
CURETON, A. C.
Supply Sergeant
Fudge, W. R.
Dobey, J. N.
Floyd, M. H.
Gl NTRY, R. B.
Gettys, C. M.
GlLREATH, H. J
GlLREATH, J. F.
Gl N UK. \1. W.
Harbin, S. W.
Ham ms-,, B. S.
Hi mi v, C. M.
Sergeants
AviNGER, J. J.
French, R.
Hankinson, J. E.
Quattlebaum, A.
Vance, R. B.
WaLKI K, I . M.
Privates
Heron, H. H.
Jackson, N. A.
Johnson, M. H.
Kinard, J. D.
Knight, I . A.
LlTTLEJOHN, S. M
Lynes, O. B.
Marshall, G. L.
\l M Ml, E. B.
Mi Fari and, P. A.
Corporals
Cochran, J. L. Myers, J. I
I)i Loach, J. L.
King, C. H.
McSwain, A. T.
M.wion, D. G.
Thackston, \V. M.
Houle, L. F.
Curtis, D. T.
McGi i . I. w .
McGee, T. E.
McGurn, C. \\
McRae, A. C.
Nl M III RRY, E
Pagi , D. D.
Rambo, E. K.
Roof, \\ M.
Sandi ks, \V.
S 1 1 I'i'i , J. T.
A.
Tompson, F.
Tompson, F. A.
Tompson, J. II.
TlNDAl , N. E.
Trli u( k, C. E.
Wallace, W. II.
Watson, C. M.
COMPANY "L'
Captain E. C. Mooiu
I.. 1). Strom
Executive Lieutenant
COMPANY "L"
First Lieutenants
Frey, G. N.
Sccoinl Lieutenants
Ready, E. L.
Livingstone,
L. A.
MlLLLR, R. T. 1
Livingstone
Ready
First Sergeant
Wyatt, C. D.
Supply Sergeant
Ellis, J. R.
Sergeants
Edwards, F. W.
Geer, J. S.
Jones, J. E.
Simons, T. J.
Snowden, J. G.
Wells, R. E.
Corporals
Cromer, W. L. Kirk, H. L.
Deberry, F. H. Kirkecard, H. B.
Hill, C. M. McLaurin, C. H.
Johnson, P. D. Swails, A. C.
Privates
Blackwell, J. W.
Brown, T. I.
Bruce, R. C.
Cassidy, J. F.
Chapman, M. C.
Cunningham, T. D.
Densler, C. M.
Dobson, W. P.
Duval, L. S.
Imxs, W. D.
Frazier, H. L.
Gibbs, J. G.
Gibson, J. S.
Graves, J. H.
Heap, E.
Huckabee, M. L.
Jordan, W. H.
K.ARELITZ, M. H.
Lafaye, G. E.
Langford, M. H.
Martin, B. R.
McLaurin, D. L
Milan, W. N.
Orr, S. M.
Orr, W. A.
Peck, J. M.
Pennington, L.
Quattlebaum, P
Rum y, H. B.
Ric i , C. W.
RlCHEY, R. M.
Roach, M. D.
Simons, D. E.
Todd, A. W.
Tompson, S. M.
Turner, J.
Vincent, T.
Wait, R. J.
Wall, J. W.
V k, H. M.
Wheeler, J. D.
Whitmire, W. B.
Williams, F. H.
Williford, E. A.
Wolf, S.
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Captain H. D. Martin
D. D. Lee
Executive Lieutenant
COMPANY "M"
First Lieutenants
Edwards, R. C
Second Lieutenant
Constan, G. N.
Rivers, I. N.
Sergeants
Cooper, R. C. LeMaster, G. W.
DOZIER, W. C. LlNDLER, W. W.
Ferguson, J. A. Skarden, A. H.
Witherspoon, J. H.
Corporals
COTTINGHAM, M. C. HaRTLEDGI , J. R.
Dellinger, E. S.
Dillard, W. W.
Fike, C. L.
Hollis, C. H.
K si i i i . I . i .
I'l UWDEN, H. A.
Salley, C. M.
Turner, W. A.
Bryan, J. P.
( IRSON, |. W.
Cox, J. J.
I ARNHARDT, C. F.
Foster, J. L. O.
( ilBSON , I . J.
Gill, W. R.
Griggs, F. O.
I I \KI ING, E. A.
I 1 \KMOX, G. L.
Hendricks, R. F.
Hendricks, T. A.
Herndon, J. R.
Hicks, G. T.
Hook, H. O.
FIudgin, L. M.
Jones, R. L.
KlNGHORN. A. M.
Knight, C. V.
In. W. A.
Privates
Lemmon, F. M.
McPhail, W. A.
Mikal, W. H.
Misdom, H. E.
Neel, R. C.
Nelms, W. L.
New, H. E.
Owen, R. A.
Owings, H. R.
Parkins, C. A.
Richy, J.
Roach, S. B.
Roach, T. B.
Sams, A. R.
Seawright, C. A.
Stanton, W. F.
Suber, Z. H.
Tomlinson, H. W.
ToNCRAY, G. W.
Trimmier, W. B.
Weeks, B. E.
Whitfield, F. R.
Yarborough, J. L.
Zeff, L. J.
HEADQUARTERS COMPANY
Captain R. E. Holman
N. B. Flagg
Executh e I untenant
HEADQUARTERS COMPANY
First Lieutenant
Martin, F. H.
SiLtinJ Lieutenants
Trammell, W. H.
Forb, N. J.
^HB
Of?
Trammell
Tint Sergeant
NUESSNER, K. E.
Bouk night, M. A. Keller, W. B.
Bowers, F. L.
Boggs, H. Q.
Brown, J. H.
Brown, J. P.
Childers, B. F.
Clarke, R. I.
Clarke, W. D.
Coe, C. B.
Crawford, D. E.
Curry, J. A.
Dalton, C. G.
Daltos, K. s
DlLLARD, W. M.
Chapman, V. G.
Collins, C. J.
Evans, C. M.
Holder, \V. S.
Duke, H. B.
England, W. J.
Farmer, J. L.
Field, W. P.
Garrett, J. M.
Gibson, W. J.
Goodman, J.
Graham, F. A.
Green, F. E.
Green, H. A.
Greene, W. P.
Hammond, F. I I.
Hopkins, J. H.
Kennemur, D. H.
McCravy, C. D.
Nalley, C. D.
Taylor, J. B.
Privates
Jackson, T. H.
Kay, H. R.
King, R. E.
Lay, J. S.
Lewis, C. D.
McCracken, R, I.
McCrary, R. M.
McDonald. H. L.
McHugh, C. M
Marrett, D. T.
\l \ rnsoN, J. C.
Mattison, J. R.
Morris, J. W.
Alexander, C. I
Baer, C. L. H.
Boggs, H. B.
Brannon, C. C.
Green, F. E.
Morgan, R. A.
Nix, R. O.
Orr, C. W.
Pitts, J. D.
Porter, G. F.
Richburg, J. R.
Roberts, R. W.
Sanders, J. R.
Senn, C. W.
Sharp, B. K.
Sherman, J. E.
Si oan, E.
Smith, G. L.
Corporals
Lightsey, E. O.
McAlister, H. J.
Moore, A. T.
Simpson, C. F.
Smoak, R. P.
Stevenson, F. A.
Stewart, R. S.
Tate, J. P.
Watson, K. M.
Wilson, H. O.
Williamon, P. S.
Wrinn, J. I.
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Bowles, W. A. (X)
Bobb, M. L.
Gaines, L. C.
Hamilton, A. R.
Atkinson, D. H.
Barms, D. A.
Ackis, K. W.
Bridgi.s, H. 1'.
All, J. B.
Bennett, J. M.
Burns, W. C.
Cauthen, R. S.
Chapin, D. N.
Crowther, P. H.
Dean, S. C.
Captain
Parrott, P. M.
First Lieutenants
McCoy, F. G.
Second Lieutenants
Hoyt, L. R.
James, L. I.
Moise, E. W.
First Sergeant
SCHACTHE, W. L.
Drum Major
Moise, S. L.
Supply Sergeant
All, R. A.
Sergeants
Barnwell, J. B.
Crosson, L. H.
Corporals
McCord, A. R.
Page, S. W.
Salley, R. B.
Privates
DevY/itt, W. C.
Hammett, J. E.
Hicks, R. B. H.
Hiott, W. B.
Householder, W. R.
Lubchenco, A.
McCay, R. F.
McGregor, W. C.
Smoak, J. R.
Salley, R. J.
Sparks, F. L.
James, J. F.
Sharpe, J. R.
Webb, H. A.
Walpoll, J. S.
Muller, J. H.
Price, H. S.
Rhinehardt, W. A.
Robinson, C. N.
Satterfield, H. T.
Snipes, T. F.
Taylor, W. H.
DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS
Captain Lawton
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I.\. I.i. Thompson
Lt. Scott
DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS
Captain
Lawton, E. G.
First Lieutenant (X)
Thompson, J. W.
Second Lieutenants
Bannister, C. L. Scott, J. D.
First Sergeant
Ii ir, F. R.
Campbell, J. A.
Sergeants
Goodard, E. C.
Lawrence, J.
Boesch, J. C.
Corporals
NlCKLES, B. H.
Ravct.s, O. G.
Smart, S. D.
All, J. H. C.
Bryan, W. Z.
Calhoun, L. M.
Easterling, B. B.
Fuller, D. W.
Privates
Goodson, R. H.
Hewlett, T. W. W.
Major, W. B.
Mishoe, J. R.
NliWSOM, S. M.
Odom, E. I i.
Sanders, J. D.
Smith, M. L.
Van di Ervi , M. R.
Way, G. D.
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Manager
FOOTBALL
_^|irT THE opening of the train-
ing season in September the
MOSS
thirty-four men who reported
formed the slim nucleus around
which Coach Neely was to form his
edition of the 193 3 Tigers. After
several weeks of strenuous training
the Jungaleers met the P. C. huskies
HEINEMAN
for their initial tryout. This game
was unusual in the fact that for the
HOOK
first time, a new Coach was trying a
team that was his sole product and
the fruits of his labors. Though win-
ning from the weaker team 13-0, the
victory was impressive in its poten-
tial aspects. In typical summer
weather, the Tigers led by Proctor
and Woodward, and ably supported
by Craig and Heineman gave an im-
FOOTBALL
pressive act which was indicative of
their work to follow.
Meeting Georgia Tech in the first
PATRICK
engagement between the two teams
in almost twenty years, the Tigers
gave Atlanta a real thrill. Followed
by the entire Cadet Corps, the Ben-
gals after a slow start scared the
Tech gridsters into their hardest ef-
WOODWARD
fort of the season to prevent a second
half victory. The Miller-Woodward
combination finally clicked in the
second stanza and it was only the su-
perior strategy of Coach Alexander
in rescuing his men at the critical
moment that saved the day for Tech.
FLAGG
Though losing by the score of 32-18,
the Tigers took the second half of
the game well into camp.
FOOTBALL
The next game was dropped to N.
C. State at Raleigh after a hard-
I.AMBKRT
fought battle with the Carolinians.
At the annual State Fair game the
Tigers dropped the big game of the
season to Carolina to a score of 14 to
0. Carolina scored their first touch-
down when Willimon was blinded
WILLIMON
by the sun and allowed a fumbled
punt to be recovered back of the goal
line. Clemson was greatly weakened
by the absence of Woodard and Dil-
lard, two flashes who were recover-
ing from injuries received in the N.
C. State game. Davis and Proctor
MON IS
turned impressive battles, and it was
through their mighty efforts that the
line thrusts of the heavier Carolina
backs were thwarted.
FOOTBALL
Played on a muddy field and in a
downpour, the Tigers turned back
the Cadets from the Citadel. Meet-
CRAIG
ing this team in Charleston for the
first time in years the Tigers dis-
played better mud form than the
Citadelites which was in a large
measure responsible for the victory.
Meeting Georgia on Armistice
DAVIS
Day, the Tigers were again turned
back to the short end of a 32-1
score. The highlight of the game
was the return of a kick-off by Hook
for 90 yards and a touchdown. In-
asmuch as this was the Homecoming
Day at Clemson, a large crowd wit-
nessed this fracas. Davis, Proctor
and Woodard turned in wonderful
PROCTOR
games, as did Miller.
LYNN
LEWIS
STEVENS
FOOTBALL
In the final game of the year, Fur-
man defeated the Tigers 7-0, in the
spectacular game in Greenville,
Fumbles played an important part in
the game, and it seemed the breaks
were against the Tigers. Furman
took advantage of their breaks and
administered the first defeat by them
to the Tigers in five years.
It was in this game that many of
Clemson's best warriors wound up
their career. Proctor and Davis lit-
erally fought their hearts out, as did
Patterson and Hook. Captain Miller
also hung up his moleskins after Cap-
taining the team for the season. Al-
ternate Captain Moss also wound up
his gridiron career for the college.
FOOTBALL
All in all the season was disappoint-
ing. It seemed the offense clicked
only at inopportune moments, and
KIRKCONNELL
never at the critical moments.
Through the entire season, Woodard
was the sure bet of the Tigers for a
ground gainer. It was seldom that
this man was tackled clean: his elu-
siveness making it almost impossible.
The following men are graduating
this year from the Bengal circle:
Miller, Captain; Moss, Alternate
Captain; Proctor, veteran guard;
FELLERS
Davis, giant tackle; Patterson and
KNEECE
Craig, rangy ends; Lambert and
Willimon, fast and elusive backs,
and Hook and Werts. The Tigers
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FOOTBALL
are being greatly weakened by their
graduation, but it is hoped that new
men are rising to replace them.
Clemson . . 13 — P. C.
Clemson . . 14 — Tech
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CUMMINGS
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Clemson
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0 — Carolina . 14
7 — Davidson . 7
Clemson . . 13 — Citadel . . 7
0 — Furman
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Captain Craig
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Chaplin
Manager
DAVIS
SHULER
SIMMONS
BASKET-BALL
I^OACH JOE DAVIS' Bengal
basketeers wound up the 1933
season with a landslide recovery, tak-
ing seven out of the last nine games
played, and turned what appeared
earlier in the season to be a disas-
trous year into one of better than ex-
pected success. The Clemson Tigers
took nine of their eighteen college
engagements with the score to their
credit.
During the latter part of the
Christmas holidays the Yellow Peril
took a five day trip into Tennessee,
defeating Tennessee State College,
and Tennessee but dropped a rough
and tumble battle with Josh Cody's
Vanderbilt proteges in Nashville.
Immediately after their return
from the Old Hickory State the
Tigers hit a slump. Georgia Tech
eked out a meager victory from the
locals winning by one point 29 to 28.
A powerful Florida team was the
next to test the metal of the Tigers
and the Gators left Tigertown with
two victories in their bag.
The season's calamity came in
the Clemson-Kentucky game at Lex-
BASKET-BALL
ington. The Blue Grass warriors
massacred the Tigers to the tune of
67 to 18.
Carolina handed the Bengals their
fifth straight loss in Columbia taking
the long end of a 47 to 36 score.
It was then the Tigers began to see
red. In their return match with
Kentucky they held the team which
had led them a few weeks before by
more than fifty points to a five goal
margin.
Against Dizzy McLeod's highly
touted Furmanites the Clemsonites
the Tigers ran wild and held the
Hurricane to three field goals, taking
the game to the tune of 3 1 to 16.
In February the locals met the P.
C. aggregation and turned them
back by a score of 38 to 2 5.
In the return match with Furman
in Greenville the Baptists eked out a
27 to 26 victory. This was one of
the hardest games of the year to lose,
and one of the most hotly contested.
The Tigers finished the remainder
of the season in great style. Next at
Athens the Clemsonites handed the
Georgia Bulldogs a comic valentine
WOODWARD
DOBSON
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DILLARD
HILL
MCMAHON
SWAILS
BASKET-BALL
to the degree of 3 5 to 2 5. In a re-
turn match the Tigers outplayed the
former Conference winner in a
rough game winning 36 to 29.
The same week the Purple and
Gold gladiators met the powerful
Wofford quintet in Spartanburg and
handed them their first defeat of the
season by a Palmetto team. This
game was taken by a two point
margin to the tune of 30 to 28.
In a return match the P. C. five
offered little competition going
under to the pitiful score of 5 6 to 6.
In a return match with the Wof-
ford Terriors the Tigers again de-
feated the Methodists to the score
of 26 to 23.
The last game of the season with
Carolina found the Tigers on the
short end of a 28 to 20 score. Foul
goals predominated this game, and
it was through this medium that
Carolina was able to turn in the win.
Under the leadership of Ted Si-
mons, new heights are expected of
the Basketeers next season. Losing
only one varsity man, the Tigers are
sure to be a pennant winning five in
the coming year.
Captain Craig
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Manager
LYNN
HILL
CURRY
ATHAM
TRACK
ipOACH HOWARD, handling the track
^— ^ team for the first time, took seventeen
Bengals down to Athens to meet the famous
University of Georgia Bulldogs at home.
After the dust had settled, Georgia won
105-29. Only one Tiger was seen out in
front, Lynn, sophomore sprint ace, pushed
Owens hard on the hundred and had in turn
won the furlong. Batchelor, giant Texan,
set the scoring pace for the Georgians with
two first, a second, and a third to show for
his afternoon's work. Capt Webb and Curry
showed up well in their respective events.
A week later the Tigers faced the Georgia
Tech's Yellow Jackets on Riggs field and
lost 82-43. A great deal of interest was
centered on the duel between Galloway,
Tech Flyer, and "Mountain Goat" Lynn on
the two dashes. Many people came and saw
Lynn win both events with ease. His time
of twenty-two flat on the two-twenty un-
officially lowered the state record for that
distance. Hill, another sophomore, came
into prominence by winning the broad jump
— a habit which he later developed to a
marked degree. Capt. Webb kept up the
good work which he started against Georgia
by trimming the Tech milers. Curry gave
notice to other vaulters of the state by rack-
ing up first in that event. Foxhall, ace
hurdler of the Engineers, won both the high
and low sticks. Tech established their de-
cided margin by winning all three places in
the shot, javelin, and the quarter.
In their first state encounter the Bengals
turned back Lonnie Mack's Blue Hose
TRACK
70-5 6. The consistent sprinting of Lynn
and Armstrong featured this meet. Lynn
won both spring events with Armstrong
close behind. Capt. \\vebb ran a great mile
only to yield to Osman, P. C.'s "Man-o-
War" in the closing strides. Osman went
on to win the half and in the highlight of
the meet he nosed out Lynn in a thrilling
duel on the quarter. The showings of Lynn
and Osman in this meet proved that they
must be ranked among the great track men
of the state and the south. Hill again won
the broad jump and tied with Watson and
Craig for first in the high jump. Curry won
the pole vault.
The Cubs dropped their first meet of the
season to the P. C. yearlings by a 75 l/z-A\ l/z
score. The flying feet of Clark and Year-
out featured the work of the P. C. frosh.
Lipscomb, of Clemson, competed in five
events and garnered fifteen points to give
him the position of leading scorer for the
afternoon. Dillard, bouncing ball from Six
Mile, made eight points in the shot and
discus.
The next week end the Tigers visited the
Gamecocks in the Capital City and dropped
a close meet to the future state champs; the
final score being 72-59 in favor of the Birds.
Lynn and Armstrong maintained their
monoply of first and second on the dashes
without much trouble. Lead by Capt. Webb
the Tigers made a clean sweep of the mile;
the Bengals also took all of the places in the
two mile jaunt. Hogarth put the half on
the right side of the ledger. To retaliate the
LATIMER
VANCE
ROBINSON
1)1 1 t.ARD
LIPSCOMB
RAVi'LS
BLACKWELL
PARKS
TRACK
Birds swept the half; won both hurdles; and
piled up lots of points in the field events.
Hill continued to improve and won the
broad jump with inches to spare. Hughey
unofficially bettered the state mark on the
shot while Adair did the same with the dis-
cus. These two men were the outstanding
Gamecock threats.
While their elders were down at Columbia
the Cubs played host to the Greenville High
track team and emerged victors by a com-
fortable margin. The running of Costner,
of Greenville, on the mile proved to be the
outstanding performance of the meet.
The team held their final dual meet with
Furman on a rainsoaked track. The Tigers
splashed lots of mud and finally practically
doubled the score on the Purple Breeze. The
last shower found the score reading: Fur-
man, 49; Clemson, 82. The much talked of
duel between Lynn and Alley only proved
more conclusively the "Goat's" right to the
sprint crown of the Palmetto state. Alley
not only failed to defeat Lynn but was
forced into third place by the flying Arm-
strong. In the absence of Capt. Webb Lati-
mer took first on the mile. In the frosh
meet the Cubs came out second. P. C.'s
yearlings won the title.
The State meet ended with the Tigers in
third place; however, "Mountain Goat"
Lynn was still sprint king and was joint
owner in the two state records. Capt. Webb
finished his college career with a beautiful
two mile. Curry, Hill, Craig, and Wilson
finished second in their events.
TRACK
To wind the year up right Lynn, Craig,
Curry, and Hill went to the Southern Con-
ference meet in Atlanta. Lynn pulled the
dark horse act and came back wearing the
conference crown for the hundred and a
fourth in the two-twenty.
The first tryouts of the year find the
"Mountain Goat" in fine shape. He has al-
ready been clocked at nine and eight-tenths
seconds on the century. Blackwell and Craig
are hanging around waiting for a crack at
the records on the javelin and shot. Both
have better state records in practice meets.
With seven letter men back and other
promising material Coach Howard is plan-
ning a better team for 1933.
193 3 TRACK SCHEDULE
April 1 Georgia — here.
April 8 Ga. Tech — Atlanta.
April 15 P. C— Clinton.
April 22 U. S. C— here.
April 29 Furman — Greenville.
May 5-6 State Meet — Clinton.
May 20 Southern Conference
Meet — Durham.
HANKINSON
YARBOROUGH
GOLF TEAM
RIFLE TEAM
Captain Megginson
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CONSTAN
Manager
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DAVIS
CROW
BANNISTER
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BOXING
TNDER the expert tutelage of Captain
HefFner, the boxing team started
training early in December with the advent
of boxing as a Major sport. With only two
letter men on the squad Captain Heffner
had to mould a new team around these men
and he did in a very favorable manner. As a
result of the hard work and the enthusiasm
shown by the squad, the Clemson boxers had
the most successful season that a Clemson
boxing team has ever experienced and as a
result the State Championship now rests on
the Tiger "pugs."
The schedule was arranged to include
some of the leading Southern schools and the
Tigers carried out the schedule in a very
earnest way. Led by "Hoss" Megginson, cap-
tain of the team, after an intensive train-
ing period, the Tigers met the North Geor-
gia Aggies in their initial appearance of the
year. The Tigers showed their superiority
over the Aggies by taking eight of the nine
bouts. In winning the match the Tigers
took five of the bouts by the "kayo" route.
The Aggies' lone victory came as the result
of a decision of the judges after the fifth
fight had gone an extra round. McCabe
dropped Hicks, Aggie, in the second round
for the firstTiger triumph. Edwards took
BOXING
the count in the third round at the hands of
Altman of Clemson. Co-Captain-elect Lide
flattened Evans in the first round. Crow of
Clemson won a decision from Kincaid. Mel-
vin Blitch lost a fourth round decision to
Langston, the Aggies' captain and camp
champion. Bannister kayoed Honeycutt
and Lofton earned a hard decision from
Mundy of the Aggies. Bill Medlin kayoed
Perry in the third round. Captain Megginson
took it easy and won a decision from Davis
of the Georgians.
The Georgia Bulldogs came to Clemson
for the next bout and the Tigers came out
on top with a ^l/z-2l/z score. Birchmore of
Georgia won a close decision over Lide.
Crow evened the score by taking a decision
from Curtis of Georgia. Co-Captain-elect
Blitch put the Tigers ahead by outboxing
Rogers of the Bulldogs. Fudge and Good-
man went four rounds to a draw. Sullivan
won Georgia's other victory by a close deci-
sion over Medlin. Captain Megginson kayoed
Bennet in the second round. Davis won the
battle of giants with a spectacular win over
Batchelor.
HUCKABEE
HANKINSON
ALLAN
ROBERTS
The Tigers lost their first match of the
year to the Gators from Florida. Barnette
took a close decision from Lide. Crow
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dropped a decision to Harris of Florida.
Blitch went four rounds to a draw with
Captain Peckam of Florida. Bannister lost
a close decision to Williams. Culbreath and
Medlin drew. Captain Megginson came
through with a decisive victory over Pierce.
Henley dropped a decision to Cobbe. Footsie
Davis won the second decision for Clemson
with a decision over Bilinski.
The next match was with the ancient
rival, the Carolina Gamecocks. The Tigers
won six to two. Tommy Lide defeated Ged-
dings for the fint victory. Crow earned a
decision over Cuthberson. Blitch and Rivers
went to a four-round draw. Bannister de-
feated Humphlett and Lofton drew with
Nathans. Medlin took a decision from
Callahan. Captain Megginson lost a close de-
cision to Captain Williard. Carolina for-
feited the heavyweight class.
The Tigers lost a return match with Geor-
gia at Georgia. Lide won on a forfeit. Crow
lost a decision to Birchmore. Blitch drew
with Rogers. Goodman defeated Bannister.
Sullivan kayoed Lofton. Medlin won his
bout. Megginson easily defeated Bcnnet by a
technical kayo. Batchelor defeated Davis in
the last fight of the night.
The Tigers downed P. C. with a five to
two win and won the championship of the
State. Tommy Lide defeated Seagle in the
BOXING
first fight. Crow took a decision from
Bisset. Clark of P. C. won the decision
from Blitch. Charlie Bannister got the
judges' verdict over McDuffie. Medlin won
a hard-earned decision over Parker. P. C.
forfeited the middleweight class. Meggin-
son and Horton went three rounds to a
draw. Davis lost a very close decision to
Sims.
The Tigers failed to place in the Confer-
ence, but the Tigers gave a demonstration
of courage and gameness admired by every-
one at the Conference. Tommy Lide lost
a hard decision to Lloyd of Duke. Eron
Crow lost by a kayo to Quarles of N. C.
Melvin Blitch lost a very close decision to
Burns of Maryland. Charlie Bannister lost
the judges' verdict to Garner of N. C. State.
Bill Medlin won his first fight from Rogers
of V. M. I., but lost by a kayo to Stewart of
Virginia. Jack Henley won his first fight
from Bussey of V. P. I. In the second
fight, Henley lost by a kayo to Smith of
Virginia. In the first drawing Captain
Megginson defeated Winslow of Duke. Col-
lins of W. & L. defeated Megginson in his
second fight. Negri of V. P. I. defeated
Footsie Davis in his first fight.
The Tiger boxers elevated boxing to un-
known heights and too much praise can-
not be paid Captain Heffner and his leather-
pushing artists.
MCCABE
LOFTON
ALTMAN
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year's team, Coach Neely faced a baf-
fling situation in producing a winning combina-
tion this year. He succeeded in putting out a
team, while not winning all of their games, was
stiff competition for all opponents and finished
in the upper bracket in the State race.
The team this year was made up mostly of
men who were playing their first year of varsity
baseball and were consequently new and inex-
perienced. It was by main strength, hard work
and the excellent coaching of Jess Neely that the
team made a creditable showing.
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Fisher, A. G., Captain
Allison, A. W.
Basha, G.
Dickson, A. A.
van de Erve, M. R., Manager
Geraty, J. R.
Rollins, A. P.
Thackston, "W. M.
Thomas, A. S.
(71 "'HE Clemson Swimming team lacked ex-
_I1L perienced men, Fisher and Rollins being
the only veterans of the 1931 team. Experience,
however, was more than compensated for by the
enthusiasm shown by the new members. Due
to a lack of funds and a late start, only two
meets were held; a meet with Eurman at Clem-
son and the State meet in Greenville.
In spite of the obstacles, the season was a suc-
cess, Clemson winning both of the meets par-
ticipated in. The State Meet held in Greenville
was the first of its kind ever held in South Caro-
lina. Furman, P. C, and Clemson were the
only entrants but other schools are expected to
participate in the future.
Clemson won the State Meet handily with a
total of 56 points, Furman being second with 48,
and P. C. third with 4. Clemson captured 6
first places out of 9. The team is to be con-
gratulated upon its fine showing and with two-
thirds of the team returning and bolstered with
freshman material a successful season for 1934
is anticipated.
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BLOCK "C" CLUB
Miller
Fisher
Craig
Davis
Proctor
Heineman
Megginson
Burgiss
BLOCK "C" CLUB
Lambert
KlRKCONNELL
Curry
Kennemur
Stevi \s
Latimer
Fellers
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Lynn
Constan
Guy
Hill
Vance
Woodward
Cummings
Latham
BLOCK "C" CLUB
WlLLIMON
Glenn
Simmons
Hook
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BLOCK "C" CLUB
Edwards
Dozier
Patrick
Davis
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President
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SABRE CLUB
Pcvtteraon
Vice President
Rohinson
Sec-Treas
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THE FIRST SERGEANTS' CLUB
The Ins/ Sergeants' Club is mi organization for the development of stronger friendship end better co-
operation among the Top-Kicks.
MINARET CLUB
W A. Bowles
OFFICERS
E. A. Newbury
Vice-President
W. G. Lyles
Chapin, D. N.
Childress, R. B.
Gill, W. R.
FRESHMEN
Graham, T. A.
Murphy, R. B.
Neel, R. C.
Robertson, C. N.
Wallace, ^X'. H.
Way, G. D.
Williams, B. H.
CUMMINGS, C. T.
Ford, H.
SOPHOMORES
Hartli dge, J. R.
LaFa ye, ( j . I .
McClanahan, M. T.
Young, M. S.
Albright, H. T.
Barron, W. W.
BlSSETT, T. J.
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JUNIORS
Freeman, J.
Iki nch, R.
HUSKEY, O. R.
1 n\ii s, |. F.
Lyles, W. G.
Moise, S. L.
Thomas, A. S.
Wyi.ii , A. B.
Bom [ i s, \\ \
DURANT, W. 1 .
Flagg, N. B.
SENIORS
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Hoyt, I. R.
1 WIHI K 1 , J. M.
\ln\ H OM1 RY, I.. K.
Newbury, 1 . A.
Turner, J.
Wait, |. R.
PALMETTO LITERARY SOCIETY
OFFICERS
C. H. Cheatham President
N. B. Glenn Vice-President
G. M. Smith Treasurer
W. C. Chipley Secretary
|. R. Moss Literary Critic
|. W. Thompson Pros. Critic
MEMBERS
Antley, W. S. Black, H. A. McGrew, G. E.
Anderson, W. J. Dew, J. A. Dorn, G. B.
Allen, R. H. Tiller, T. F. Newman, J. B.
Bigger, T. C. Dobson, F. M. Clayton, C. N.
Collins, C. J. Pope, J. M. Barber, W. B.
Coggins, W. S. Hardin, S. F. Garrison, O. B.
Brown, J. D. Chapman, W. H. Mauldin, W. O.
Malonl, H. B. Woodsidi , J. P. Gilbert, J. B.
Martin, R. V. Sims, K. F. Eaddy, E. A.
Speer, G. W. Metz, J. Fl MASTER, G. W.
Nettles, J. P. Hope, W. P. Chastain, P. G.
Lemon, R. H. Nottingham, H. I). Fatiiim, E. E.
Taylor, S. P. Gassaway, H. B. Mellette, V. M.
LAURENS COUNTY CLUB
OFFICERS
B. C. Martin President
C. L. McClaurin Vice-President
J. E. Blackvcell Secretary and Treasurer
MEMBERS
Anderson, W. D.
Rampy, C. T.
Betsill, W. L.
Steer, R. L.
Blackwell, J. W.
Smith, M. L.
Babb, T. H.
Todd, J. S.
COPELAND, W. E.
Traynham, K. E.
Childress, R. B.
Vance, R. B.
Donnan, S. B.
Wells, R. E.
Dobbins, W. C.
Wood, L. D.
Gray, N. N.
Witherspoon, J. D
()\\ in(,s, H. R.
Woi ford, B. V.
Yeargin, R. O.
CALHOUN LITERARY SOCIETY
OFFICERS
G. C. Whetstone first Term President
J. C. Lynn .... . Second Term President
W. D. Mayfield Third Term President
W. E. Wood Fourth Term President
Abrams, E. C.
Barnwell, J. B.
Basha, G.
Boggs, H. Q.
Brooks, J. B.
Bowie, P. E.
Carter, W. R.
Chapman, C. E.
Coleman, L. B.
Cowherd, C. P.
Cousar, T. A.
Copeland, F. P.
DeLoach, J. L.
Gunter, M. W.
MEMBERS
Hendrix, W. G.
Heap, E.
Hill, C. P.
Howle, L. F.
Hollis, C. H.
Johnson, M. H.
Knight, C. V.
Lancaster, J. Z.
Lytle, C. A.
Layton, C. V.
McFarland, P. A.
McGurn, G. W.
Mann, W. H.
Myers, J. I.
Miles, J. I.
Means, A.
Nolan, M. P.
Nisbett, V. O.
Perry, W. B.
Page, D. D.
Self, M. B.
Sander, H. F.
Thompson, F. O.
WOFI ORD, B. W.
Wallace, W. H.
Watson, C. A.
White, W. J.
CHESTER COUNTY CLUB
^111 HE purpose of the Chester County Club is to create
a spirit of good fellowship among the students and to
promote social affairs throughout the County during holi-
days, in order to interest high school students in Clemson.
OFFICER
C. L. Bannister
P 're si tic ut
Abell, F. E.
Abernathey, W. L.
Allen, W. D.
Barber, W. B.
Burnside, B. R.
Chitty, F. C.
DURAM, W. S.
ESKRIDGE, W. H.
Ellis, F. R.
Gladden, E. T.
MEMBERS
Gibson, C. C.
Graves, J. H.
Guy, R. C.
Harden, S. F.
Hopper, R.
Hollis, C. H.
Holder, W. S.
Kelsey, J. R.
Malone, H. B.
Mi i ion, S. F.
Nottingham, H. D.
Reid, G. B.
Triplett, W. L.
Tibbs, J. H.
Wade, F. C.
Walker, H.
Wilson, E. H.
Wade, W. E.
Yarborough, W. G.
NORTH CAROLINA CLUB
XJL HE North Carolina Club was organized in the fall of 193 2 with the purpose of better acquainting
the students and faculty members from the "Old North State" with each other as Clemson men.
OFFICERS
O. R. Huskey President
J. Metz Secretary-Treasurer
MEMBERS
Austin, F. J.
Bridges, H. P.
Cousar, T. A.
Coleman, T. B.
Davis, F. H.
Dellinger, E. S.
Gambell, L. A.
Guill, J. E.
Crani ord, M. R. Harreeson, R.
I 1 1 n'ry Rankin
O. P. Rhyne
FACULTY
F. W. Zurburg
G. E. Metz
Householder, W. R. Robinson, Earl
Knight, S. B. Robinson, G. W
McCord, A. R. Shook, H. C.
Purdie, J. W. Smart, S. D.
Rhinehardt, W. A.
G. R. Shi rrii i
W. E. Shinn
TIGER BROTHERHOOD
Xj||_ IGER BROTHERHOOD is a local honor organization, the purpose of which
origin in 1928, to foster the spirit of good fellowship and upbuilding of character
at Clemson.
OFFICERS
W. W. Dickson
E. L. Ready
F. B. SCHIRMER
Secretary and
has been, since its
among the students
President
Vice-President
Treasurer
MEMBERS
Robinson, G. W.
Glenn, N. B.
Webb, H. J.
Latimer, P. H.
Moss, W. D.
Eaton, R. B.
Martin, B. C.
McLaurin, C. L.
Morris, E. L.
Win i mom , G. V.
Foci e, G. E.
Betzell, W. L.
Bryce, C. S.
Mustard, A. C.
Britt, W. L.
Paterson, S. R.
Burton, W. J.
Perry, W. B.
Hutcheson, J. R.
Hollis, C. H.
PlNC KM 1 , B. D.
Mayfield, W. D.
Sim rril, D. D.
1>i ( kham, H. B.
Barney, J. N.
Hunter, J. E.
Marshall, J. L.
Woodward, J. H.
Bowen, T. O.
Bigger, E. W.
Gore, W. E.
Metz, J.
Karelitz, M. H.
Foster, J. L. O.
Hicks, H. B.
Whei i i r, H. M.
Watson, T. M.
Myers, T. R.
Bridge, M. P.
Bridge, A. W.
Harvin, L. H.
Murph, W. S.
Barron, W. W.
Fulmer, J. L.
McGee, K. W.
Jordan, W. K.
Truesdale, F. C.
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A. S. M. E.
^111 HE American Society of Mechanical Engineers is a technical organization of students taking prac-
tically all courses in Engineering. Its aim is to train students to prepare and present papers and talks.
It promotes confidence, executive ability, and social development.
OFFICERS
D. D. Sherrill President
B. D. Pinckney Secretary and Treasurer
R. E. Holman Executive Committee
B. C. Martin Executive Committee
C. L. McLaurin Executive Committee
MEMBERS
Abrams, C. Evans, C. M. Morris, E. L. Thompson, J. W.
Andrews, L. M. Gladden, E. T. Nathan, H. H. Thompson, F. M.
Bell, J. U. Hewitt, T. H. Rainey, H. B. Townsend, P. W.
Bussey, J. L. Jackson, T. H. Simons, D. E. Werts, A. P.
Campbell, J. A. Knigoff, M. Shores, R. B. Wheeler, H. M.
Cunningham, F. H. Leverette, W. L. Talley, J. F. Westmoreland, J. B.
DuBose, T. S. McKinney, J. T.
A. S. C. E.
^111 HE American Society of Civil Engineers is composed of students in good standing, in the Junior and
Senior classes, taking the Civil Engineering course. The purpose of this organization is to present to its
members engineering knowledge.
OFFICERS
R. D. Stephenson President
I. N. Rivers Vice-President
W. S. Murph Secretary and Treasurer
MEMBERS
Arrington, J. B. Odell, H. H. Bannister, C. L. Raw ls, O. G.
Barnwell, J. B. Scott, J. D. Spearman, J. M. King, E. H.
Lawton, E. G. Law ton, F. A. Herndon, J. R. Fudge, W. R.
Lindsay, R. H. Zuvich, T. f. Middleton, R. H. Abrams, M. S.
Morris, E. L. Wattley, P. A. Quattlebaum, A. M.
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TAU BETA PI
^JIL AU BETA PI is a National Honorary Engineer-
ing Fraternity. The Clemson chapter was installed
in 1928 and was one of the youngest in this fifty-
year-old organization. Around thirty men, all of
whom are in the upper twenty per cent, of the stu-
dents in the Civil, Mechanical and Electrical En-
Sneering compose the quota of the Clemson organ-
ization.
Gist
Shores
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THE DAIRY CLUB 1933
^111 HE Dairy Club aims to stimulate interest in the dairy industry among the Agricultural Students
at Clemson. .
OFFICERS
L. A. Livingston President
J. R. Moss Vice-President
R. L. Steer Secretary and Treasurer
MEMBERS
Allison, W. E. Jordan, W. K. Nettles, J. P. White, C. H.
Barnett, G. M. Lemmon, R. H. Padgett, W. H. Martin, J. A.
Blakely, R. W. Livingston, L. A. Rainey, W. P. Burton, J. C.
Calhoun, C. E. Lupo, W. E. Rivers, J. T. Evans, H. H.
Caughman, D. H. McConnell, S. W. Snelling, H. Cooler, S. A.
DeLoach, J. L. McGee, K. W. Steer, R. L. Smith, W. G.
DeWitt, W. C. McIvi r, E. R. Thackston, W. M. Cope, J. M.
Frey, G. N. McKellar, T. P. Timmerman, E. R. Walker, H. L.
Funderuurk, B. J. Moss, J. R. Todd, J. W. I,\nn, W. G.
Gray, F. M.
SENIOR DANCING CLUB
OFFICERS
J. L. O. Foster President
W. R. Williams Vice-President
P. M. Parrot Secretary and Treasurer
MEMBERS
McLaurin, C. L. Calhoun, A. M. Whetstone, G. V. Sease, G. A.
Wray, J. B. Gore, W. E. Jackson, F. C. Byrd, H. L.
Ashmori , W. G. Cheatham, C. H. Clayton, H. A. Clifton, F. T.
Adams, E. J. Richly, R. M. Tribble, W. F. Fogle, G. E.
Culp, W. R. Burns, C. F. Strom, L. D. Stanton, W. F.
Martin, B. C. Burgess, E. A. Gist, W. H. Durant, W. E.
Bane, P. W. Herbert, J. T. Quattlebaum, P. Solomons, W. S.
Shaw, E. B. Boggs, H. Q. Miller, J. W. Ballentine, J. M.
Thompson, J. W. Prickett, F. L. Moore, F. L. Floyd, C.
Sparks, F. L. Moss, C. S. Jordan, W. K. Robinson, J. F.
McCall, A. E. Smoak, J. J. Layton, C. V. McCutchen, J.
\i i ii i i r, C. H. Wattley, P. A. Beckham, H. B. Mikell, W. H.
Elliott, J. B. I ightsey, E. O. Sutherland, M. H. McGrew, G. E.
Moore, F. B. Forb, N. J. Latham, E. E.
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JUNIOR DANCING CLUB
OFFICERS
L. N. McKain President
E. H. King Vice-President
J. B. Day Secretary and Treasurer
MEMBERS
Witherspoon, J. H. Gray, F. M. Sorenture, S. Greene, F. E.
Lawrence, J. Johnson, N. Y. Skardon, A. H. Schachte, W. L.
Medlin, W. A. Latham, B. M. Jenkins, R. F. Whitlaw, L. G.
Carter, W. R. Duncan, F. Y. Yarborough, W. G. Vaughan, R. S.
Sloan, E. Butch, M. S. J. Moise, S. L. Goodson, J. W.
Self, M. B. Wilson, H. S. James, J. F. Foster, M. A.
Bell, J. U. Cousar, T. Cobb, W. C. Westmoreland, J. B.
Town-send, P. W. Dargan, H. G. Witherspoon, J. D. White, W. J.
Gun i is, D. P. Harvin, L. H. Blackwell, J. E. Lide, T. N.
Patterson, S. R.
J. C. LlTTLEJOHN
Business Manager
PIIILICATIOM
Captain Harcombe
"Russ" Wait, Jr.
Editor-in-Chief
Clarenci; I-.i 1 i rih
Photo Editor
"Red" Moore
Associate Photo Editor
Gene Adwis
Literary Editor
E. J. Adams
Associate Editor
W. G. ASHMORE
Editor-in-Chief
J. L. O. Foster
Managing Editor
THE TIGER
W. H. Padgett
Circulation Editor
P. M. Parrott
Business Manager
W . I . I.I VI HI I I 1
Athletic Editor
y. M. C. A. ADVISORY COUNCIL
Prof. S. M. Martin, Chairman
Dr. E. W. Sikes
Mr. B. B. Burley
Prof. S. B. Earle
Mr. J. C. Littlfjohn
Mr. G. H. Aull
Mr. P. B. Holtzendorpf, Jr.
N. B. Glenn
Prof. J. E. Junter
Mr. T. L. Vaughn
Mr. G. W. Speer
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SENIOR y. M. C. A. COUNCIL
OFFICERS
H. J. Webb President
E. L. Ready Vice-President
J. L. Fulmer Secretary
MEMBERS
Arrington, C. A. Frey, G. N. Livingston, L. A. Pinckney, B. D.
Bigger, E. \V. Galphin, S. P. Mayfield, W. D. Quattlebaum, Paul
Bishop, J. K. Garrison, O. B. Monts, E. L. Spencer, W. H.
Bowen, T. O. Glenn, N. B. Moore, J. L. Sutherland, M. H.
Broadway, G. L. Gore, W. E. Moss, J. R. Walker, C. P.
Chastain, P. G. Harley, G. L. Murph, W. S. Walters, J. V.
(mi viham, C. H. Jordan, W. H. Newman, J. R. Whetstone, G. V.
Dorn, G. B. Lain wi, I . E. Padgett, W. H. Wood, W. E.
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JUNIOR "Y" COUNCIL
OFFICERS
W. B. Perry President
B. M. Latham Vice-President
C. N. Clayton Secretary
MEMBERS
Hutcheson, J. R. Neussner, K. E. Nolan, M. P. Wyatt, C. D.
Huskey, O. R. Burton, W. J. Bigger, T. C. Ellis, J. R.
Dubose, T. S. Grimball, P. C. Lytle, C. A. Schermer, F. B.
Steer, R. L. McIver, E. R. White, W. J. Howle, W.
Mack, J. L. Hinton, C. N. Cowherd, C. P. Mauldin, W. O.
Seabrook, S. G. Lemaster, G. W. Carter, G. M. Basha, G.
Travniiam, K. E. Van de Erve, M. Chapman, C. E. Edwards
SOPHOMORE "y" COUNCIL
OFFICERS
J. Metz President
K. W. McGee Vice-President
L. A. Kay Secretary and Treasurer
MEMBERS
Anderson, W. D. Farmer, J. S. King, R. E. Rogers, R. T.
Antley, W. S. Fike, C. L. Luchencho, A. Salley, R. B.
Anderson, P. M. Glenn, J. P. VIauldin, W. P. Smith, H. W.
Betsill, W. L. Goodman, J. Madden, J. H. Stevens, D. A.
Britt, W. L. Gordon, C. P. Major, B. Suggs, L. D.
Bowie, P. E. Harris, B. Martin, L. L. Sutherland, R. C.
Bowers, F. L. Hawkins, B. S. McBraty, J. D. Schumpert, W. M.
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